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United States — Nebraska
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Some lessors of premises used for bingo must get a commercial lessor’s license, pay the fee, keep application information current, and follow equipment and conduct restrictions.
United States — Nebraska
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Anyone selling or distributing bingo equipment in Nebraska to certain licensed bingo-related entities must get a distributor’s license first, renew it every two years, pay a $3,050 fee, and follow location and reporting rules.
United States — Nebraska
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Licensed distributors can buy bingo equipment only from licensed manufacturers and can sell it only to specified buyers, with special limits on disposable paper bingo cards.
United States — Nebraska
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A person selling or supplying bingo equipment to a licensed distributor must get a manufacturer’s license, pay the fee, and keep the application information current.
United States — Nebraska
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Licensed manufacturers may sell bingo equipment only to licensed distributors or federally recognized Indian tribes, with a stated nonprofit exception, and must keep records available to the department.
United States — Nebraska
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This section makes several bingo-act violations crimes, sets felony/misdemeanor penalties, allows possible license cancellation for repeated violations, assigns prosecution duties to the Attorney General and county attorney, and lets the department seek help from law enforcement.
United States — Nebraska
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The Tax Commissioner, certain agents, or peace officers may seize specified bingo contraband without a warrant, may return confiscated items in some cases, and may confiscate and destroy items when the owner willfully or intentionally failed to comply.
United States — Nebraska
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A person in this state, including a law enforcement official, may file a civil action in district court if they have cause to believe certain bingo-related persons are violating the Nebraska Bingo Act or helping someone violate it.
United States — Nebraska
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In a civil action under section 9-263, the court may grant several forms of relief, including injunctions, declarations, an accounting, restitution/distribution, and reasonable attorney’s fees and court costs.
United States — Nebraska
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Proceedings under section 9-263 are governed by district court civil procedure statutes.
United States — Nebraska
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The Tax Commissioner and the Commissioner’s employees or agents generally may not disclose certain reports or personal history reports, except under specified legal exceptions.
United States — Nebraska
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Sections 9-301 to 9-356 may be cited as the Nebraska Pickle Card Lottery Act.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision says pickle card lotteries may be played and conducted only by methods allowed in the act, and it states that the act is meant to protect the public and regulate the pickle card marketing scheme.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision says the definitions in sections 9-304 to 9-321.03 apply to the Nebraska Pickle Card Lottery Act unless the context requires otherwise.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines what counts as allowable expenses for pickle card lottery operations.
United States — Nebraska
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“Cancel” means to discontinue all rights and privileges to hold a license, for up to three years.
United States — Nebraska
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“Definite profit” means the gross proceeds from a pickle card unit minus all possible prizes in that unit.
United States — Nebraska
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“Department” means the Department of Revenue.
United States — Nebraska
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Defines “designated premises” for a licensed organization as one qualifying location where pickle cards may be sold.
United States — Nebraska
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“Distributor” means a person licensed under section 9-330 who gets pickle card units from manufacturers and sells, distributes, or otherwise provides them to licensed organizations in this state.