Rhode Island § 42-61.3-3 § 42-61.3-3. Barred from gaming facility — Restitution — Confiscation.

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§ 42-61.3-3 — § 42-61.3-3. Barred from gaming facility — Restitution — Confiscation.

Rhode Island § 42-61.3-3

Title 42State Affairs and Government

Ch. 42-61.3Casino Gaming

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-61.3-3 (2026).

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§ 42-61.3-3. Barred from gaming facility — Restitution — Confiscation.
(a) In addition, anyone so convicted of any crime above may be barred for a period of
            time, including life, from any gaming facility by court order, the division of state
            lottery or the gaming facility.
         
(b) Upon conviction of either a felony or misdemeanor in this chapter, the sentencing
            judge may require full restitution for any monetary losses suffered.
         
(c) Any cheating device, paraphernalia used to manufacture cheating devices, counterfeit:
            coins, slugs, tokens, gaming chips, debit instruments, play

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§ 42-61.3-3. Barred from gaming facility — Restitution — Confiscation.

(a) In addition, anyone so convicted of any crime above may be barred for a period of time, including life, from any gaming facility by court order, the division of state lottery or the gaming facility.

(b) Upon conviction of either a felony or misdemeanor in this chapter, the sentencing judge may require full restitution for any monetary losses suffered.

(c) Any cheating device, paraphernalia used to manufacture cheating devices, counterfeit: coins, slugs, tokens, gaming chips, debit instruments, player rewards cards or any counterfeit wagering instruments and/or devices resembling tokens, gaming chips, debit or other wagering instruments or any other equipment or real or personal property used, obtained or received in violation of this chapter, shall be confiscated by the division of state lottery, the gaming facility and/or the gaming enforcement unit of the state police and shall be forfeited to the gaming enforcement unit. This section shall include the confiscation and forfeiture of vehicles containing any item(s) listed above.