Connecticut § 10a-56a Prohibition on public institutions receiving money for direct solicitation of students to gamble online.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 10a-56a — Prohibition on public institutions receiving money for direct solicitation of students to gamble online.

Connecticut·Title 10a State System of Higher Education·Ch. 185 Administration of State System

No public institution of higher education may profit or receive money from a sponsor, marketing company or any other entity in exchange for allowing such sponsor, company or entity to directly solicit students enrolled at such institution to gamble through an Internet web site, online service or mobile application. As used in this section, “directly solicit” means to make direct contact with a person through mail, telephone, electronic mail, in-person communication or any other means for the purpose of inducing such person to make a transaction.

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No public institution of higher education may profit or receive money from a sponsor, marketing company or any other entity in exchange for allowing such sponsor, company or entity to directly solicit students enrolled at such institution to gamble through an Internet web site, online service or mobile application. As used in this section, “directly solicit” means to make direct contact with a person through mail, telephone, electronic mail, in-person communication or any other means for the purpose of inducing such person to make a transaction.

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