Md. Code, Criminal Law § 13-1103
This is the official text of Md. Code, Criminal Law § 13-1103, part of Maryland’s Code, Criminal Law — defines crimes and punishments in Maryland.
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§13–1103.
Official statutory text
The county commissioners may:
(1) designate the types of gaming devices that may be operated in the county;
(2) set fees for gaming permits issued under this subtitle;
(3) approve or deny gaming permit applications;
(4) investigate persons involved in gaming events and examine records of fundraising organizations with respect to gaming events;
(5) delegate its powers and duties under this subtitle to the County Attorney; and
(6) adopt regulations to carry out this subtitle.
(1) designate the types of gaming devices that may be operated in the county;
(2) set fees for gaming permits issued under this subtitle;
(3) approve or deny gaming permit applications;
(4) investigate persons involved in gaming events and examine records of fundraising organizations with respect to gaming events;
(5) delegate its powers and duties under this subtitle to the County Attorney; and
(6) adopt regulations to carry out this subtitle.
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