NMSA 60-2E-55. Crime; unlawful manufacture, sale, distribution, marking,
A person must not manufacture, sell, or distribute a device intended to be used to violate the Gaming Control Act, and must not mark, alter, or modify a gaming device in ways that affect wagering or game outcomes.
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