NJ S2362

Individuals seeking removal from gambling self-exclusion lists must first review educational and counseling videos covering gambling risks, coping strategies, and available support resources before being removed

Third parties may petition to have someone added to gambling exclusion lists by providing proof of financial responsibility for the person's gambling funds, joint credit/debit card obligations, legal dependency, court-ordered debt responsibility, or unmet child support obligations

Persons named for third-party exclusion must receive notice by personal service or certified mail and have 30 days to request a hearing; failure to request a hearing constitutes admission of all allegations

Licensed casinos, racetracks, off-track wagering facilities, and online wagering systems must remove excluded persons from marketing, deny them credit, complimentaries, check cashing, and club program benefits

Exclusion lists remain confidential and not subject to public records requests; gambling establishments are shielded from liability for failing to prevent excluded persons from gambling or for non-willful disclosure of excluded persons' identities