South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 20 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Article 20:18 - GAMING COMMISSION - DEADWOOD GAMBLING › Chapter 20:18:09 - Grounds for disciplinary action › Section 20:18:09:01 - Grounds for disciplinary action

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following acts or omissions are grounds for disciplinary
				  action:
(1) Hiring or employing a
				person who does not have a support license or key employee license when
				required by this article;
(2)
				Permitting persons who are visibly intoxicated to participate in gaming
				activity;
(3) Service of
				intoxicating beverages in a gaming area to persons who are visibly
				intoxicated;
(4) Conducting false
				or misleading advertising;
(5)
				Catering to, assisting, employing, or associating with, either socially or in
				business affairs, persons of notorious or unsavory reputation or who have
				extensive police records, persons who have defied congressional investigative
				committees or other officially constituted bodies acting on behalf of the
				United States or any state, or persons who are associated with or support known
				criminal organizations;
(6)
				Employing directly, through a contract or by any other means, a firm or
				individual in any capacity that may damage the reputation of the city of
				Deadwood, the State of South Dakota, or the gaming industry because of the
				unsuitability of the firm or individual or because of the unethical or criminal
				methods of operation of the firm or individual;
(7) Employing a person who has been denied a
				gaming license on the grounds of unsuitability by a jurisdiction or who has
				failed or refused to apply for licensing;
(8) Employing in a gaming operation a person
				whom a regulatory agency or a court has found guilty of cheating or using an
				improper device in a game whether as a licensee or player or employing a person
				whose conduct in a licensed game as a dealer or other employee of a licensee
				resulted in revocation or suspension of the licensee's license;
(9) Failure to comply with or make provision
				for compliance with all federal, state, and local laws, rules, regulations, and
				ordinances, including payment of license fees, sales taxes, use taxes, federal,
				state, and local income taxes, withholding and payroll taxes, liquor and
				license fees, and antitrust and monopoly statutes;
(10) Possession in a licensed premise of
				cards, mechanical devices, implements, or cheating devices;
(11) Conducting, operating, or dealing a
				cheating or thieving game or device on a licensed location, either knowingly or
				unknowingly, which may have in any manner been marked, tampered with, or
				otherwise placed in a condition or operated in a manner which tends to deceive
				the public or which might make the game more likely to win or lose or which
				tends to alter the normal random selecting of criteria which determine the
				results of the game;
(12) When a
				licensed game or a slot machine is available for play by the public, failure to
				have a licensed employee of the retail licensee present on the premises to
				supervise the operation of the game or machine unless the retail licensee
				utilizes an electronic device or other monitoring equipment approved by the
				executive secretary pursuant to § 20:18:12.01:16;
(13) Denying any commission member or agent,
				on lawful demand, access to, inspection of, or disclosure of part of a gaming
				establishment;
(14) Failure by a
				support licensee or a key employee to wear in plain view identification issued
				by the commission;
(15) Failure of
				a retail licensee to display the license on the premises;
(16) Alteration of a license;
(17) Allowing a license to be used by a
				person other than the licensee;
(18) Use of promotional items specifically
				related to gaming play by a support licensee or key employee for personal gain
				when the promotional items are intended to promote the place of
				employment;
(19) Contributing to
				the damage or deterioration of historic buildings or historic features contrary
				to historic preservation plans, standards, and procedures of the city of
				Deadwood or the State of South Dakota; and
(20) Willfully or persistently employing
				unlawful methods of operation or toleration of unlawful methods of
				operation.
General Authority:
SDCL
					 42-7B-7,
					 42-7B-11(13).
Law Implemented:
SDCL
					 42-7B-3,
					 42-7B-7,
					 42-7B-11,
					 42-7B-15,
					 42-7B-17,
					 42-7B-18,
					 42-7B-32,
					 42-7B-40.
Note:
A copy of the historic preservation
					 plans, standards, and procedures of the city of Deadwood may be obtained from
					 the Planning and Preservation Office, City of Deadwood, Deadwood, SD
					 57732.
State Historical Society Rules, ch 24:52; Premise
					 monitoring required, §
					 20:18:12.01:16.