Permits civil liability against casinos and simulcast facilities for reckless indifference or intentional misconduct toward persons self-excluded from gaming activities.
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Overview
This bill creates a legal pathway for individuals to sue casinos and simulcast facilities in New Jersey if they believe the establishments acted recklessly or intentionally poorly toward people who have voluntarily excluded themselves from gaming activities. The bill aims to hold these facilities accountable for failing to uphold the self-exclusion program and for continuing to offer services to individuals on the list. It also strengthens protections for the privacy of self-excluded individuals and clarifies the circumstances under which casinos can share information about them.
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