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Can you summarize DCCO 36-621.04?
Sports Wagering. > Unlawful acts; action by Attorney General.
Short Summary
This legal document governs the activities related to sports wagering, specifically focusing on unlawful acts and trade practices. It prohibits operators and other individuals or entities from accessing, using, modifying, or disclosing personal information of individuals who place sports wagers without authorization. Operators are also required to maintain reasonable security procedures and practices. Violations of these provisions are considered unlawful trade practices and can result in remedies and penalties as set forth in the law. The document also prohibits operators from making false or misleading representations about their services or business, including the probability of winning or the number of winners for a wager. Individuals or entities aggrieved by fraudulent acts or false statements by operators have the right to seek damages and appropriate legal or equitable relief. The Attorney General for the District of Columbia has the authority to bring actions to enforce this subchapter and seek civil penalties. The maximum civil penalty for a violation is $50,000.
Whom does it apply to?
Operators, individuals, groups of individuals, entities
What does it govern?
Lottery, Gaming, and Sports Wagering
What are exemptions?
No exemptions are mentioned.
What are the Penalties?
Civil penalty of up to $50,000
Jurisdiction
Washington, D.C.