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license fee of one hundred dollars ($100.00) or for an individual
show upon payment of a license fee of twenty-five dollars
($25.00); and may[, in its discretion,] issue[, and for such
cause as said Commission shall deem sufficient revoke,] an annual
license to act as referee of such matches upon payment of the
annual license fee of ten dollars ($10.00); an annual license to
participate, as contestant, in such matches upon the payment of
an annual license fee of ten dollars ($10.00); an annual license
to act as second in such matches upon payment of an annual
license fee of ten dollars ($10.00); an annual license to act as
manager of such matches upon payment of an annual license fee of
fifteen dollars ($15.00); and an annual license to act as a
matchmaker upon payment of an annual license fee of twenty-five
dollars ($25,00); and no unlicensed person shall act as referee,
promoter, matchmaker, manager or second of any of such matches or
participate therein as contestant, nor shall any person, club,
corporation or association permit any unlicensed person so to act
or participate. Every license shall be subject to such rules and
regulations and amendments thereof as the Commission may
prescribe. Every application for a license as herein provided
for shall be in writing and shall be addressed to the Commission,
and shall be under oath. It shall contain a recital of such
facts, as, under the provisions hereof will show the applicant
entitled to receive a license, and in addition thereto such other
facts and recitals as the Commission may by rule require to be

shown; provided, however, that before said Commission shall issue
a license for a boxing, sparring or wrestling match in Montgomery
or Prince George's County, it must first secure the permission of
the County Executive of the Montgomery County for a match to be held
in that county or the County Commissioners of Prince George's
County for a match to be held in that county.

112A.

(A)  AFTER OPPORTUNITY FOR A HEARING AS PROVIDED IN
COMMISSION REGULATIONS, AND A DETERMINATION BY THE COMMISSION

THAT A LICENSEE HAS VIOLATED COMMISSION REGULATIONS, THE

COMMISSION MAY:

(1)  REPRIMAND A LICENSEE;

(2)  SUSPEND, REVOKE, OR REFUSE TO RENEW A LICENSE? OR

(3)  IMPOSE A PENALTY UP TO $2,000 PER VIOLATION IN
ADDITION TO OR INSTEAD OF ANY OTHER ACTION BY THE COMMISSION.

(B)  IN DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF A CIVIL PENALTY TO BE
IMPOSED, THE COMMISSION SHALL CONSIDER:

(1)  THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE VIOLATION;

(2)  THE GOOD FAITH OF THE VIOLATOR;

(3)  THE VIOLATOR'S HISTORY OF PREVIOUS VIOLATIONS;

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