The provided legal document content pertains to the authority and responsibilities of race officials in harness racing in New Jersey. It states that the rules, regulations, and conditions for horse racing in the state are prescribed by the racing law and the New Jersey Racing Commission. In case of a conflict between the rules of the Commission and the rules of the United States Trotting Association, the rules of the Commission shall govern.

The provided legal document content pertains to the conduct of casino simulcasting in New Jersey. It outlines the rules and regulations that casino licensees and permit holders must follow when conducting casino simulcasting. The document states that casino licensees must utilize a hub facility for casino simulcasting, unless approved otherwise by the Division and the Racing Commission. Additionally, casino licensees must receive all live races transmitted by in-State sending tracks as a condition of continued operation.

These legal documents, part of the New Jersey Administrative Code, govern off-track wagering and account wagering in New Jersey. They define various terms related to off-track and account wagering and establish rules and regulations for horsemen’s organizations, permit holders, off-track wagering licensees, and account wagering licensees. The documents outline the application process for obtaining off-track wagering licenses and account wagering licenses, including eligibility criteria and financial requirements. They also address the transfer or assignment of these licenses to successors in interest, requiring approval from the New Jersey Racing Commission and the Attorney General.

This section of the New Jersey Administrative Code defines terms related to self-exclusion lists and wagering activities. It outlines the responsibilities of entities such as the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, Racing Commission, Division of Gaming Enforcement, and racetrack permit holders. The self-exclusion list is a voluntary list maintained by the Racing Commission for individuals who are problem gamblers and wish to exclude themselves from wagering activities. To be placed on the list, applicants must complete an application form provided by the Racing Commission and acknowledge the restrictions and consequences.

This legal document provides definitions for terms used in the Off-Track and Account Wagering Act and the pilot program for placing pari-mutuel wagers on horse racing at electronic wagering terminals. It applies to entities such as the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, New Jersey Racing Commission, authorized venues, pilot program applicants, pilot program licensees, permit holders, and racetracks. The document clarifies the meanings of terms such as ‘account wagering system,’ ‘Act,’ ‘Authority,’ ‘authorized venue,’ ‘Commission,’ ‘Electronic wagering terminal,’ ‘Eligible taverns, restaurants, and similar venues,’ ‘Executive Director,’ ‘Hub facility,’ ‘Internal control procedures,’ ‘Joint application,’ ‘Outstanding pari-mutuel ticket,’ ‘Pari-mutuel,’ ‘Pari-mutuel ticket,’ ‘Participation agreement,’ ‘Permit holder,’ ‘Pilot program,’ ‘Pilot program applicant,’ ‘Pilot program license,’ ‘Pilot program licensee,’ ‘Racetrack,’ ‘Selected venue,’ ‘Simulcast horse races,’ ‘Simulcasting facility,’ ‘Totalisator,’ and ‘Wagering account.

This document provides guidelines and requirements for the issuance and operation of sports wagering licenses in New Jersey. It allows racetrack permit holders or owners and/or lessees of former racetracks to jointly operate a sports pool at a racetrack, subject to approval by the Racing Commission and the Division of Gaming Enforcement. They are also allowed to conduct online sports pools or authorize licensed Internet sports pool operators to operate online sports pools on their behalf, subject to approval.

The provided legal document content consists of provisions from the New Jersey Administrative Code under the Rules of the Lottery Commission. These provisions govern various aspects of the New Jersey State Lottery, including the validity of lottery tickets, eligibility to purchase tickets, restrictions on certain individuals from purchasing tickets, background inquiries on Division candidates and individuals seeking access to secure areas, sale of tickets by agents, denial and revocation of claims for lottery prizes, distribution and sale of tickets by agents, payment of prizes, code of ethics for lottery vendors, civil penalties and sanctions for agents and courier services, organization and structure of the Division of State Lottery, rulemaking procedures, and regulations for courier services.

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The provided legal document content pertains to the applications for key employee licenses in the casino industry. It governs the process and requirements for individuals seeking to obtain a key employee license. The document does not mention any specific exemptions to the application requirements. However, it does not provide information about the penalties for non-compliance or violation of the key employee license application provisions. Overall, the document focuses on the regulations and procedures related to key employee license applications in the casino industry.