New York § 1112 Fingerprints and criminal history

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§ 1112 — Fingerprints and criminal history

New York § 1112

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Art. 11Interstate Compact On Licensure of Participants In Live Horse Racing With Pari-mutuel Wagering

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N.Y. Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering and Breeding Law § 1112 (2026).

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  § 1112. Fingerprints and criminal history. In order to determine the\nsuitability to be licensed of an applicant or licensee, the commission\nshall require a full set of fingerprints be furnished to the commission\nto enable a criminal background investigation to be conducted. For any\nperson who intends to participate in racing in New York state, the\ncommission shall submit such fingerprints to the division of criminal\njustice services, and the division of criminal justice services is\nauthorized to submit such fingerprints to the federal bureau of\ninvestigation, in accordance with the rules or regulations promulgated\nby such entities, to obtain relevant criminal history record\ninformation, if any, concerning such applicant or licensee. The\ncommission shall require the applicant o

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§ 1112. Fingerprints and criminal history. In order to determine the\nsuitability to be licensed of an applicant or licensee, the commission\nshall require a full set of fingerprints be furnished to the commission\nto enable a criminal background investigation to be conducted. For any\nperson who intends to participate in racing in New York state, the\ncommission shall submit such fingerprints to the division of criminal\njustice services, and the division of criminal justice services is\nauthorized to submit such fingerprints to the federal bureau of\ninvestigation, in accordance with the rules or regulations promulgated\nby such entities, to obtain relevant criminal history record\ninformation, if any, concerning such applicant or licensee. The\ncommission shall require the applicant or licensee to pay the cost of\nthe criminal history investigation.\n