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Tennessee Code > Title 3 > Chapter 17 - Tennessee Charitable Gaming Implementation Law

Tennessee Code > Title 3 > Chapter 17 - Tennessee Charitable Gaming Implementation Law


Current as of: 2010
§ 3-17-101Short title
§ 3-17-102Chapter definitions
§ 3-17-103Annual events — Application — Organizational requirements and restrictions — Proceeds — Omnibus list of qualifying applicants — Submission of financial accounting
§ 3-17-104Annual event application — Requirements
§ 3-17-105Omnibus list
§ 3-17-106Financial accounting — Requirements
§ 3-17-107Public records — Release of information
§ 3-17-108Recordkeeping
§ 3-17-109Restrictions on purchase of tickets, shares, chances, or similar records — Restrictions on prizes and awards
§ 3-17-110Name of organization on ticket, share, chance or similar record — Method of payment of prizes and awards — Limitations on prices and awards
§ 3-17-111Disqualification
§ 3-17-112Preemption
§ 3-17-113Compliance — Penalties — Hearings — Investigations
§ 3-17-114Criminal background checks
§ 3-17-115Rules and regulations by secretary of state
§ 3-17-116Rules and regulations by the claims commission

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Tennessee Laws: Gambling

Tennessee Code > Title 3 > Chapter 15 > Part 10 - Charitable Gaming Oversight Committee
Tennessee Code > Title 3 > Chapter 17 - Tennessee Charitable Gaming Implementation Law
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U.S. Code Provisions: Gambling

U.S. Code > Title 15 > Chapter 24 - Transportation Of Gambling Devices
U.S. Code Title 18 > Part I > Chapter 50 - Gambling

Federal Regulations: Gambling

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