Del. P.J.I. Crim. No. 11.1411(3)

UNLAWFULLY DISSEMINATING GAMBLING INFORMATION

In order to find Defendant guilty of Unlawfully Disseminating Gambling

Information, you must find the State proved the following two (2) elements

beyond a reasonable doubt:

(1) Defendant [engaged in the business of/received compensation in any

form for] [disseminating/receiving] information in furtherance of

[gambling/gambling purposes] by means of a [private wire/call service]; and

(2) Defendant acted knowingly.]

“Knowingly” means Defendant knew or was aware Defendant received

money to receive or disseminate information in furtherance of gambling purposes.

"Call service" means the furnishing of information upon request or by

prearrangement over general telegraphic, telephonic or teletypewriter exchange or

toll service.

"Dissemination" means the act of transmitting, distributing, advising,

spreading, communicating, conveying or making known.

"Private wire" means service equipment, facilities, conduits, poles, wires,

circuits, systems by means of which service is furnished for communication

purposes, either through the medium of telephone, telegraph, Morse,

teletypewriter, loudspeaker or any other means, or by which the voice or electrical

impulses are sent over a wire, and which services are contracted for or leased for

services between two or more points specifically designated, and are not

connected to or available for general telegraphic, telephonic or teletypewriter

exchange or toll service, and includes such services known as "special contract

leased wire service," "leased line," "private line," "private system," "Morse line,"

"private wire," but does not include the usual and customary telephone or

teletypewriter service by which the subscriber may be connected at each separate

call to any other telephone or teletypewriter designated by the subscriber only

through the general telephone or teletypewriter exchange system or toll service.