Video Lottery Facility Operations - Crimes of Moral Turpitude and Value of Table Game Chips - Alterations

This bill modifies Maryland laws regarding video lottery employee licenses and the valuation of table game chips. It establishes that the face value of a chip used in table games counts as its legal value for theft cases, even if no specific amount is printed on it. Additionally, the legislation creates exceptions to disqualify applicants from holding video lottery licenses if their past convictions involve nonviolent misdemeanors, provided they completed a problem-solving court program or are not working in gaming or security roles. These changes aim to refine how crimes involving moral turpitude are handled in the context of gaming employment while clarifying financial assessments for chip-related theft.