Senate Bill 1512

<i>Specifies conditions under which licensing board, commission or agency may suspend or deny occupational or professional license on basis of applicant's or licensee's criminal history, moral character or similar qualification. Provides that denial must be on basis of conviction that substantially relates to specific duties and responsibilities for which license is required.</i>] <b>Prohibits licensing board, commission or agency from denying, suspending or revoking occupational or professional license solely for reason that applicant or licensee was convicted of crime or subject to qualifying juvenile adjudication that does not substantially relate to specific duties and responsibilities for which license is required. Specifies criteria for determining whether crime substantially relates to specific duties and responsibilities for which license is required. Specifies additional restrictions on licensing board's, commission's or agency's power to deny occupational or professional license.</b> Permits person convicted of crime to petition licensing board, commission or agency at any time for determination as to whether conviction will prevent person from receiving occupational or professional license. <i>Specifies fees that licensing board, commission or agency may charge and notice that licensing board, commission or agency must provide.</i>] <b>Permits licensing board, commission or agency to charge reasonable fee for determination. Provides that final determination is binding upon licensing board, commission or agency unless, at time of petition, person has charges pending, failed to disclose previous crime or was convicted of crime after submitting petition. Requires notice to person before final determination that conviction will result in denial of occupational or professional license. Specifies additional rights of person and additional notice requirements.</b> Prohibits employer, state agency or licensing board from taking certain actions on basis of record created or maintained under jurisdiction of juvenile court.<b> Specifies exemptions.</b> Provides that adjudication that youth is within jurisdiction of juvenile court does not forfeit any right or privilege or operate as disqualification from holding public office or pursuing or engaging in lawful activity, occupation, profession or calling. <i>Specifies certain disclosures to victims or alleged victims of certain acts by adjudicated youths.</i>] <b>Provides that information about act committed by youth or adjudicated youth may be disclosed to victim of act and to and among law enforcement unit, district attorney, county juvenile authority and certain other entities.</b>

• Senate committee amendmentAdopted

  Adopted Feb 22

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In the Senate Feb 1 – Mar 4

1. Feb 1Introduced
2. Sent to Judiciary and Ballot Measure 110 Implementation
3. Feb 7Heard in Judiciary and Ballot Measure 110 Implementation
4. Feb 14Heard in Judiciary and Ballot Measure 110 Implementation
5. Feb 22Judiciary and Ballot Measure 110 Implementation recommended it as amended
6. Sent to Rules
7. Mar 4Died when the session ended