§ 5:5-22 New Jersey Racing Commission, powers, duties; definitons
§ 5:5-22.1 Delivery, certification of commission minutes to Governor; approval
§ 5:5-22.2 Regulations relative to horse racing and certain wagering, commission authority
§ 5:5-22.3 Continuation of horse race meetings during certain states of emergency; violations, fines
§ 5:5-23 Membership of New Jersey Racing Commission
§ 5:5-24 Oath and bond of commissioners; renewal of bond
§ 5:5-25 Salaries and expenses of commissioners; executive directors; employees of commission; extension of civil service laws to
§ 5:5-25.1 Regulations relative to commission member, employee
§ 5:5-25.2 Regulations relative to applicant for, holder of permit or license
§ 5:5-26 Bond of executive secretary and other employees
§ 5:5-27 Payments from appropriations; record of proceedings; preservation of maps, books, etc.; annual report
§ 5:5-28 Books for record of proceedings; public inspection; reports; record of yeas and nays
§ 5:5-29 Meeting of commission; quorum
§ 5:5-30 Rules and regulations for conduct of horse races; rules and regulations of Jockey Club, National Steeplechase and Hunt Association and United States Trotting Association
§ 5:5-31 Removal of commissioner; hearing; subpoena; fees, review
§ 5:5-32 Minimum purse, stake or reward
§ 5:5-33 Licensure of horse race personnel
§ 5:5-34 Requirements for licensure by Racing Commission
§ 5:5-34.1 Ownership of stock, interest in racing corporation; approval, revocation, criminal record background check
§ 5:5-35 Officers, directors or employees of permit holder; powers of commission
§ 5:5-36 Resident employees
§ 5:5-37 Appointment of officials, persons to supervise operation of mutuels
§ 5:5-38 Application for permit for horse race meeting; execution and verification; contents
§ 5:5-38.1 Special permit for horse racing on the beach under certain circumstances
§ 5:5-38.2 Issuance of special horse racing permit for certain special steeplechase races, wagering, simulcasting
§ 5:5-39 Deposit required with application; return to applicant
§ 5:5-39.1 Filing of application; hearing; advertisement; provisional permit; vote on question
§ 5:5-40 Deduction from deposit of deficiency in payments
§ 5:5-41 Forfeiture of deposit
§ 5:5-42 Return of deposit when horse race meeting not held; conditions
§ 5:5-43 Applications for racing dates; time for filing and action thereon; allotments; hearings; form of applications
§ 5:5-43.2 Allotment of racing days
§ 5:5-44 Renewal of permit for horse race meeting; additional racing days
§ 5:5-44.1 Applicability of amendatory and supplemental act of 1963
§ 5:5-44.2 Charity racing days for the developmentally disabled
§ 5:5-44.3 Distribution of State share
§ 5:5-44.4 Determination of organizations to receive moneys by Council on Developmental Disabilities
§ 5:5-44.5 Annual allocation of amounts to each eligible organization
§ 5:5-44.6 Books and records; annual audit; access for examination
§ 5:5-44.8 “Charity Racing Day for Backstretch Benevolency Programs,” fund
§ 5:5-44.8a Penalty deposited in Backstretch Fund
§ 5:5-44.9 “Charity Racing Day for the Horse Park of New Jersey and for the Care of Retired Horses”, designated
§ 5:5-45 Meetings on not more than certain number of tracks; conflict in dates
§ 5:5-46 Notice of allotment of racing dates; acceptance; bond or deposit
§ 5:5-47 Permits; issuance; limitations; qualifications
§ 5:5-47.1 Emergency permit
§ 5:5-48 Admission of spectators; fees; admission tax; free passes
§ 5:5-48.1 Local expense fund; distribution
§ 5:5-49 Running race permitholder; one race per day limited to registered New Jersey bred foals
§ 5:5-50 Permit and compliance with statute as condition precedent to horse race meeting
§ 5:5-51 Races or meetings subject to rules, regulations and conditions; revocation or refusal of permits and licenses; notice; hearing
§ 5:5-52 Hearing on revocation or refusal of permits or licenses; when revocation or suspension effective
§ 5:5-53 Place of hearing; service of notice; continuance; evidence; record of case; counsel
§ 5:5-54 Oaths and witnesses; subpenas; misconduct, failure to attend or produce records
§ 5:5-55 Reference to executive director or member of commission to take testimony and report
§ 5:5-56 Fees for attendance of witnesses
§ 5:5-57 False testimony as perjury
§ 5:5-58 Depositions of witnesses
§ 5:5-59 Findings
§ 5:5-60 Review
§ 5:5-61 Costs and expense of commission at hearing or investigation; bond for costs
§ 5:5-62 Places for wagering
§ 5:5-62.1 Single parimutuel pools permitted, certain circumstances
§ 5:5-63 Mutuel board
§ 5:5-63.1 Alternative systems of wagering; pools
§ 5:5-63.2 Interstate, intrastate handicapping contests, certain, authorized
§ 5:5-64 Distribution of pari-mutuel pools
§ 5:5-64.1 Harness race pools
§ 5:5-65 Minors
§ 5:5-65.1 List of persons voluntarily excluded from certain racetracks, wagering
§ 5:5-65.2 Regulations applicable to persons on self-exclusion list; enforcement; sanctions
§ 5:5-66 Disposition of undistributed deposits
§ 5:5-66.1 Undistributed deposits
§ 5:5-67 Books and records of permit holder; audit of accounts; reports; non-payment of amount due commission as misdemeanor
§ 5:5-67.1 Uniform method of keeping accounts and records; audit annually; revocation of permit
§ 5:5-68 Payment of moneys into state treasury
§ 5:5-68.1 Appropriation to Racing Commission
§ 5:5-69 Holding or conducting horse race meeting for stake, purse or reward, except in accordance with permit, as misdemeanor; disposition of fines
§ 5:5-70 Holding or conducting horse race meeting contrary to or in violation of statute as misdemeanor; disposition of fines
§ 5:5-71 Unlawful acts; penalty
§ 5:5-72 Exceptions; premiums or prizes by fair or agricultural society; harness racing or trotting of horses
§ 5:5-73 Permit required
§ 5:5-74 Use of grounds or track of permit holder for fairs, exhibitions or hunt race meet
§ 5:5-75 Application to racing of horses only
§ 5:5-76 Enforcement of Act
§ 5:5-77 Appointment of persons with police powers, duties and liabilities; terms; compensation
§ 5:5-78 Photographic devices at finish line
§ 5:5-79 Special permit; special running race meetings
§ 5:5-80 Special permit; separate books and records; report and audits
§ 5:5-81 Special permit; percentage of contributions payable to commission
§ 5:5-82 Special permit; additional percentage payable; deduction of expenses
§ 5:5-83 Special running race meeting; law applicable
§ 5:5-84 Sunday and night horse race meetings
§ 5:5-85 Parimutuel wagering at horse race meetings
§ 5:5-86 Legislative findings
§ 5:5-88 Payment of moneys to New Jersey horse breeding and development account; distribution
§ 5:5-89 State programs; notifying secretary of agriculture of amount for deposit
§ 5:5-91 Establishment of sire stakes program
§ 5:5-91.1 Standardbred Development Program
§ 5:5-92 Horsemen’s benevolent and protective, standardbred breeders’ and owners’, and thoroughbred breeders’ associations; annual audit; filing
§ 5:5-93 Standards for determination of New Jersey ownership
§ 5:5-94 Legislative findings
§ 5:5-95 Acquisition of Garden State Racetrack by Sports and Exposition Authority; suspension
§ 5:5-96 Private purchase of Garden State Racetrack; application for racing permits
§ 5:5-97 Racing date allocation; renewal allotment
§ 5:5-98 Garden State Racetrack
§ 5:5-99 Conduct of meetings and wagering; standards, rules, regulations and conditions
§ 5:5-99.1 Appropriation for horse racing purse subsidies
§ 5:5-99.2 Requirements for receipt of funds
§ 5:5-110 Short title
§ 5:5-111 Definitions
§ 5:5-112 Intertrack wagering license
§ 5:5-113 Joint application requirements
§ 5:5-114 Filing of objection
§ 5:5-115 No substitution of in-State races
§ 5:5-116 Distribution of wagers
§ 5:5-117 Distribution of purse money
§ 5:5-118 Intertrack wagering declared lawful
§ 5:5-119 Simulcasting of out-of-State races
§ 5:5-120 In-State races simulcast out-of-State
§ 5:5-121 Rules, regulations
§ 5:5-122 Interstate common pools
§ 5:5-123 Distribution of and wagering rules for receiving track parimutuel pools merged into interstate common pools
§ 5:5-124 Wagering and distribution rules for sending track parimutuel pools merged into interstate common pools
§ 5:5-125 Race track may receive simulcast transmissions from out-of-State track; interstate common pools, formation
§ 5:5-126 Distribution of amounts resulting from parimutuel pool for out-of-State program
§ 5:5-127 Short title
§ 5:5-128 Findings, declarations relative to horse racing and off-track wagering
§ 5:5-129 Definitions relative to horse racing and off-track wagering
§ 5:5-130 Issuance of license to permit off-track wagering; establishment of facilities
§ 5:5-131 Filing fee, certification; standards
§ 5:5-132 Public hearing
§ 5:5-133 Final determination on license application
§ 5:5-134 Powers of commission relative to off-track wagering
§ 5:5-135 Right to control patrons
§ 5:5-136 Limit on number of facilities
§ 5:5-137 Simulcasting permitted
§ 5:5-138 Transmission of races from in-State sending tracks
§ 5:5-139 Issuance of license to establish account wagering system
§ 5:5-140 Public hearing
§ 5:5-141 Powers of commission relative to account wagering
§ 5:5-142 Requirements for account wagering
§ 5:5-143 Credits to a wagering account
§ 5:5-144 Acceptance of account wagers
§ 5:5-145 Distribution of inactive, dormant accounts
§ 5:5-146 Inclusion of amounts wagered in parimutuel pool
§ 5:5-147 Distribution of sums in parimutuel pool
§ 5:5-148 Receipt of simulcasts transmitted from out-of-State tracks
§ 5:5-149 Payments to sending track
§ 5:5-150 Conditions for participation by out-of-State tracks; interstate common pools
§ 5:5-151 Takeout rate, distribution
§ 5:5-151.1 Payment in-lieu-of taxes, tax exemption, abatement
§ 5:5-152 Annual certification of racing costs
§ 5:5-153 “New Jersey Racing Industry Special Fund.”
§ 5:5-154 Licensing, registration of persons conducting wagering-related activities
§ 5:5-155 One-time right of first refusal offers of employment
§ 5:5-156 Scheduling of race dates, minimum required
§ 5:5-157 Severability
§ 5:5-158 Rules, regulations
§ 5:5-159 Annual assessment to fund certain programs for compulsive gambling
§ 5:5-160 Supplementation, enhancement of purses at authority owned tracks
§ 5:5-161 Interstate Compact for Horse Racing Licensees
§ 5:5-162 Purpose of compact
§ 5:5-163 Definitions relative to Interstate Compact for Horse Racing Licensees
§ 5:5-164 Entry into force, eligible parties, withdrawal
§ 5:5-165 Compact committee, powers and duties, voting, administration and management, immunity
§ 5:5-166 Rights and responsibilities of party states
§ 5:5-167 Construction and severability
§ 5:5-168 Short title
§ 5:5-169 Findings, declarations relative to exchange wagers
§ 5:5-170 Definitions relative to exchange wagers
§ 5:5-171 Exchange wagering permitted; conditions
§ 5:5-172 Issuance of license authorized
§ 5:5-173 Powers of commission
§ 5:5-174 Compliance with law required for exchange wagering
§ 5:5-175 Credits to exchange wagering accounts
§ 5:5-176 Acceptance of exchange wagers, conditions
§ 5:5-177 Posting of exchange wagers in interstate exchange pool
§ 5:5-178 Permitted actions of exchange wagering licensee
§ 5:5-179 Collection of exchange revenue
§ 5:5-180 Requirements of exchange wagering licensees
§ 5:5-181 Payment of moneys derived from exchange wagering
§ 5:5-182 Distribution of remaining amounts
§ 5:5-183 License, registration required
§ 5:5-184 Severability
§ 5:5-185 Rules, regulations
§ 5:5-186 Pilot program for placement of horse racing wagers at certain locations
§ 5:5-187 Use of mobile gaming devices at racetracks
§ 5:5-188 Contractual agreements with the Standardbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association of New Jersey
§ 5:5-189 Contractual agreements with the New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association
§ 5:5-190 Short title
§ 5:5-191 Findings, declarations
§ 5:5-192 Definitions
§ 5:5-193 Certain fixed odds wagering lawful
§ 5:5-194 Issuance of license to establish fixed odds wagering
§ 5:5-195 Transfer to individual racetrack permit holder
§ 5:5-196 Rules, regulations, conditions
§ 5:5-197 Procedure for opening a fixed odds wagering account, wagering
§ 5:5-198 Credits made to fixed odds wagering account
§ 5:5-199 Acceptance of wagers
§ 5:5-200 Collection of fixed odds revenues
§ 5:5-201 Requirements for fixed odds wagering licensee
§ 5:5-202 Distribution of monies
§ 5:5-203 Distribution of amounts remaining in inactive, dormant accounts
§ 5:5-204 Licensure, registration required
§ 5:5-205 Severability
§ 5:5-206 Rules, regulations

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