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§ 9-607. Lottery, defined; manner of play; designation.
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This provision defines a lottery and sets rules for keno lottery number selection, ticket form, and reporting.
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This provision defines a lottery and sets rules for keno lottery number selection, ticket form, and reporting.
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This provision defines “lottery equipment” for the Nebraska County and City Lottery Act.
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A lottery operator must be a Nebraska resident, or if it is a partnership, LLC, or corporation, be organized under Nebraska law.
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“Lottery supplies” means tickets, cards, boards, sheets, or other supplies used as an integral part of authorized or regulated lottery activity.
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This provision defines “lottery worker” as a person, other than a keno writer, who does work directly related to running a lottery.
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This provision defines “manufacturer-distributor” for lottery equipment and supplies.
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“Revoke” means permanently voiding and recalling all rights and privileges to obtain or hold a license.
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“Suspend” means temporarily interrupting all rights and privileges of a license or its renewal.
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The department must regulate lotteries run by counties, cities, and villages to promote fairness, equity, and uniformity.
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The department can license, investigate, inspect, collect fees and taxes, and enforce lottery law by denying, suspending, or fining licensees for cause.
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The department must send all administrative-fine money to the State Treasurer each month.
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Before denying an application, the department must mail the applicant written notice of the intended denial and reasons. The applicant may request a hearing within 30 days, and if the request is timely, the Tax Commissioner must grant a hearing and mail hearing details at least 10 days before it.
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The department must set a hearing and give notice before certain rule changes, license actions, or administrative fines.
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Parties appearing before the department must enter an appearance and give an address for service; orders, decisions, and notices are served through the listed service methods, and department decisions may be appealed.
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Counties, cities, and villages may run a lottery only after voter approval and an election, and they are limited to one lottery scheme at a time.
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A county, city, or village board may ask voters whether an existing lottery should continue, and a vote to stop it requires discontinuation within 60 days after certification.
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Registered voters may vote on whether an existing lottery continues, and the governing board must arrange the petition process, election, and notice schedule.
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Contracts for lottery conduct by a county, city, or village must include a clause allowing termination on 30 days’ notice if the lottery is later discontinued by an authorized election.
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County, city, and village lotteries must use gross proceeds only for specified purposes, with at least 65% for prizes and no more than 14% for operating expenses.
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Certain cities and counties that run a lottery may use part of the lottery proceeds for acquiring, buying, and maintaining a professional baseball organization.