This legal document governs prohibited activities related to casino gaming operations and ancillary industries in New Jersey. It prohibits individuals who have received income from racketeering activity or unlawful debt from using or investing that income in acquiring or operating a casino gaming enterprise. Employees or associates of these enterprises are also prohibited from participating in their affairs through racketeering activity or unlawful debt. Conspiring to violate these provisions is also unlawful.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of sports wagering in New Jersey. It includes provisions for the distribution of revenues from joint sports wagering operations, acceptance of wagers from individuals not physically present in the state, adoption of comprehensive house rules by operators, taxation of sums received from sports wagering and Internet wagering, disclosure of information by corporate applicants and holders of sports wagering licenses, licensing requirements for individuals involved in wagering-related activities, zoning permissions for sports wagering lounges, definitions of terms related to sports wagering, issuance and renewal of sports wagering licenses, use of mobile gaming devices within approved hotel facilities and racetracks, deduction from gross revenue for promotional gaming credits, and distribution of unclaimed funds from winning sports pool wagers.

This legal document governs fantasy sports activities in the state of New Jersey. It defines key terms such as ’entry fee’, ‘fantasy sports activity’, ‘fantasy sports gross revenue’, ‘fantasy sports operator’, ’location percentage’, and ‘prohibited participant’. The Division of Consumer Affairs in the Department of Law and Public Safety is responsible for regulating fantasy sports activities in the state. Fantasy sports operators must apply for a permit and pay fees to conduct activities.

These legal documents pertain to the regulation of horse racing and wagering in the state of New Jersey. They cover various aspects such as definitions of terms, requirements and permissions for intertrack wagering, establishment of interstate common pools, issuance of permits for horse race meetings, distribution of funds, powers of the commission, exchange wagering, simulcast horse races, and more. The documents apply to horsemen’s organizations, intertrack wagering licensees, receiving tracks, in-state sending tracks, out-of-state sending tracks, and individuals involved in horse racing and wagering in New Jersey.

The provided legal documents govern the licensing and regulation of games of chance, specifically raffles and amusement games, in the state of New Jersey. They apply to eligible organizations or associations, churches, societies, clubs, fire companies, first-aid or rescue squads, senior citizen associations or clubs, and individuals or entities involved in the conduct, operation, or participation of games of chance. No specific exemptions are mentioned in these documents. The penalties for violations of the laws or regulations administered by the control commission include civil penalties of up to $15,000 for subsequent offenses, restoration of unlawfully acquired monies or property, and the possibility of contempt of court charges for failure to comply with subpoenas or court orders.

This legal document, 12A:1-303 of the New Jersey General and Permanent Statutes, governs the concepts of Course of Performance, Course of Dealing, and Usage of Trade in commercial transactions. It explains that a course of performance, course of dealing, or usage of trade can help ascertain the meaning of the parties’ agreement, give meaning to specific terms, and supplement or qualify the agreement. The document provides guidelines and regulations to protect the interests of various parties involved in these transactions and establishes their rights and obligations.

The Registration of Clubs Regulations pertain to the registration and operation of clubs. These regulations apply to clubs that are seeking registration. The document does not mention any specific exemptions or penalties for non-compliance. However, it is important for clubs to adhere to these regulations to ensure proper registration and compliance with the law.

The Merchant Shipping (Taxation and Other Matters relating to Shipping Organisations) Regulations govern taxation and other matters related to shipping organizations. These regulations apply specifically to shipping organizations. No exemptions or specific penalties for non-compliance or violation of the regulations are mentioned in the provided legal document content.

The provided legal document content pertains to the requirements, methods, and directions applicable to gambling advertisements. It governs the entities involved in advertising gambling activities. The document does not mention any specific exemptions. However, it does not provide information about the penalties for non-compliance or violation of the advertising requirements. The document focuses on regulating the content and methods of gambling advertisements to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

The Responsible Gaming Fund Regulations, which are not yet in force, pertain to entities involved in gaming activities. These regulations aim to establish guidelines and provisions for the responsible gaming fund. The fund is intended to support initiatives and programs that promote responsible gaming practices and address the potential harms associated with gambling. The regulations outline the objectives of the fund, the criteria for eligibility to receive funding, the application process, and the reporting requirements for recipients of the fund.