Plain English Breakdown
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Amendment to Report Student Athlete Harassment Convictions and Ban Lottery Participation
This amendment requires courts to notify lottery officials about convictions for harassing student athletes, which leads to those people being banned from playing state lotteries.
What This Bill Does
- Requires the Superior Court to send a notice to the State Lottery Office when someone is convicted of student athlete harassment.
- Directs the Director of the State Lottery Office to ban individuals from playing table games, sports lottery games, video lottery games, and Internet lottery games in Delaware if they receive information about a conviction or a report regarding student athlete harassment.
Who It Names or Affects
- Individuals convicted of violating § 908 of Title 28 (student athlete harassment) or similar laws.
- The Superior Court judges who must send the notice.
- The Director of the State Lottery Office who manages the exclusion list.
Terms To Know
- Superior Court
- The state court that handles serious criminal cases and issues convictions for student athlete harassment.
- Director of the State Lottery Office
- The official in charge of running Delaware's lottery games and deciding who is banned from playing them.
Limits and Unknowns
- The text does not say when this law will officially start or take effect.
- It is unclear how long a person stays on the exclusion list once they are added.
- The bill does not explain what happens if someone plays lottery games before their name appears on the ban list.