9 CAR pt. 30, Appendix A
9 CAR pt. 30, Appendix A. Prohibited Offenses
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Appendix A: PROHIBITED OFFENSES
1.
A person who is required to have a criminal records check under the Child
Welfare Agency Licensing Act shall be absolutely and permanently prohibited
from having direct and unsupervised contact with a child in the care of a child
welfare agency if that person has pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to or been
found guilty of any of the following offenses by any court in the State of
Arkansas, of a similar offense in a court of another state, or of a similar offense by
a federal court (unless the conviction is vacated or reversed):
01. Abuse of an endangered or impaired person, if felony
§ 5-28-103
02. Arson
§ 5-28-103
03. Capital Murder
§ 5-10-101
04. Endangering the welfare of an incompetent person in the first degree
§ 5-27-201
05. Kidnapping
§ 5-11-102
06. Murder in the first degree
§ 5-10-102
07. Murder in the second degree
§ 5-10-103
08. Rape
§ 5-14-103
09. Sexual assault in the first degree
§ 5-14-124
10. Sexual assault in the second degree
§ 5-14-125
2.
A person who is required to have a criminal records check under the Child Welfare
Agency Licensing Act shall not be eligible to have direct and unsupervised contact with
a child in the care of a child welfare agency if that person has pleaded guilty or nolo
contendere to or been found guilty of any of the following offenses by a court in the
State of Arkansas, of a similar offense in a court of another state, or of a similar offense
by a federal court, unless the conviction is vacated or reversed:
01. Criminal attempt to commit any offenses
§ 5-3-201
02. Criminal complicity to commit any offenses
§ 5-3-202
03. Criminal conspiracy to commit any offenses
§ 5-3-401
04. Criminal solicitation, to commit any offenses
§ 5-3-301
05. Assault in the first, second, or third degree
§ 5-13-205-
§ 5-13-207
06. Aggravated assault
§ 5-13-204
07. Aggravated assault on a family or household member
§ 5-26-306
08. Battery in the first, second, or third degree
§ 5-13-201-
§ 5-12-203
09. Breaking and entering
§ 5-39-202
10. Burglary
§ 5-39-201
11. Coercion
§ 5-13-208
12. Computer crimes against minors
§ 5-27-
601et seq.
13. Contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile
§ 5-27-220
14. Contributing to the delinquency of a minor
§ 5-27-209
15. Criminal impersonation
§ 5-37-208
16. Criminal use of a prohibited weapon
§ 5-73-104
17. Communicating a death threat concerning a school employee or students
§ 5-17-101
18. Domestic battery in the first, second, or third degree
§5-26-303-
§5-26-305
19. Employing or consenting to the use of a child in a sexual performance
§5-27-402
20. Endangering the welfare of a minor in the first or second degree
§5-27-205-
§5-27-206
21. Endangering the welfare of an incompetent person in the second degree
§5-27-202
22. Engaging children in sexually explicit conduct for use in visual or print
media
§ 5-27-303
23. False imprisonment in the first or second degree
§ 5-11-103-
§ 5-11-104
24. Felony abuse of an endangered or impaired person
§ 5-28-103
25. Felony interference with a law enforcement officer
§ 5-54-104
26. Felony violation of the Uniform Controlled Substance Act
§ 5-64-
101 et
seq. §5-
64-501
et seq.
27. Financial identity fraud
§ 5-37-227
28. Forgery
§ 5-37-201
29. Incest
§ 5-26-202
30. Interference with court-ordered custody
§ 5-26-502
31. Interference with visitation
§ 5-26-501
32. Introduction of controlled substance into the body of another person
§ 5-13-210
33. Manslaughter
§ 5-10-104
34. Negligent homicide
§ 5-10-105
35. Obscene performance at a live public show
§ 5-68-305
36. Offense of cruelty to animals
§ 5-62-103
37. Offense of aggravated cruelty to dog, cat, or horse
§ 5-62-104
38. Pandering or possessing visual or print medium depicting sexually
explicit conduct involving a child
§ 5-27-304
39. Sexual solicitation
§ 5-70-103
40. Permanent detention or restraint
§ 5-11-106
41. Permitting abuse of a minor
§ 5-27-221
42. Producing, directing, or promoting a sexual performance by a child
§ 5-27-403
43. Promoting obscene materials
§ 5-68-303
44. Promoting obscene performance
§ 5-68-304
45. Promoting prostitution in the first, second, or third degree
§ 5-70-104-
§ 5-70-106
46. Prostitution
§ 5-70-102
47. Public display of obscenity
§ 5-68-205
48. Resisting arrest
§ 5-54-103
49. Robbery
§ 5-12-102
50. Aggravated robbery
§ 5-12-103
51. Sexual offenses
§ 5-14-101
et seq.
52. Simultaneous possession of drugs and firearms
§ 5-74-106
53. Soliciting money or property from incompetents
§ 5-27-229
54. Stalking
§ 5-71-229
55. Terroristic act
§ 5-13-310
56. Terroristic threatening
§ 5-13-301
57. Theft of public benefits
§ 5-36-202
58. Theft by receiving
§ 5-36-106
59. Theft of property
§ 5-36-103
60. Theft of services
§ 5-36-104
61. Transportation of minors for prohibited sexual conduct
§ 5-27-305
62. Unlawful discharge of a firearm from a vehicle
§ 5-74-107
63. Voyeurism
§ 5-16-102
3.
A former or future law of this or any other state or of the federal
government that is substantially equivalent to one (1) of the offenses
listed in the Child Welfare Licensing Act shall be considered as
prohibiting.
4.
A person who is required to have a criminal records check under the
Child Welfare Agency Licensing Act who has pleaded guilty or nolo
contendere to or been found guilty of any of the offenses listed shall be
absolutely disqualified from being an owner, operator, volunteer, foster
parent, adoptive parent, member of a child welfare agency's board of
directors, or employee in a child welfare agency during the period of the
person's confinement, probation, or parole supervision (unless the
conviction is vacated or reversed).
5.
Except as provided under the Child Welfare Agency Licensing Act, a
person who has pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to or been found guilty
of one (1) of the offenses listed shall not work in a child welfare agency
unless:
(a)
The date of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere or the finding of
guilt for a misdemeanor offense is at least five (5) years from the
date of the record check; and
(b)
There have been no criminal convictions or pleas of guilty or
nolo contendere of any type or nature during the five-year period
preceding the background check request.
6.
Except as provided under the Child Welfare Licensing Act:
(a)
A person who is required to have a criminal records check and
who has pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to or been found
guilty of any of the offenses listed shall be presumed to be
disqualified to be an owner, operator, volunteer, foster parent,
adoptive parent, member of a child welfare agency's board of
directors, or employee in a child welfare agency after the
completion of their term of confinement, probation, or parole
supervision unless the conviction is vacated or reversed.
(b)
An owner, operator, volunteer, foster parent, adoptive parent,
household member of a foster parent or adoptive parent, member
of any child welfare agency's board of directors, or an employee
in a child welfare agency shall not petition the Child Welfare
Agency Review Board unless the agency supports the petition,
which can be rebutted in the following manner:
(i)
The applicant shall petition the Child Welfare Agency
Review Board to make a determination that the
applicant does not pose a risk of harm to any person;
(ii) The applicant shall bear the burden of making such a
showing; and
(iii) The Child Welfare Agency Review Board may permit
an applicant to be an owner, operator, volunteer, foster
parent, adoptive parent, member of an agency's board
of directors, or an employee in a child welfare agency
notwithstanding having pleaded guilty or nolo
contendere to or been found guilty of an offense listed
in this section upon making a determination that the
applicant does not pose a risk of harm to any person
served by the facility.
7.
The Child Welfare Agency Review Board's decision to disqualify a
person from being an owner, operator, volunteer, foster parent, adoptive
parent, member of a child welfare agency's board of directors, or an
employee in a child welfare agency under this section shall constitute the
final administrative agency action of the Child Welfare Agency Review
Board and is not subject to review.