WAC 314-17-070

WAC 314-17-070. What criminal history would prevent a person from receiving certification to be a trainer?

Last amended: 2010Year: 2026Length: 223 wordsOfficial source
(1) The board may investigate the criminal history of a person applying for trainer certification. The board may also use a point system and deny an application if an applicant's criminal history totals eight or more points. Points are set as follows: Description Time period during which points will be assigned Points the board will assign Felony conviction 10 years 12 points Currently under federal or state supervision for a felony conviction n/a 8 points Gross misdemeanor conviction 3 years 5 points Driving under the influence conviction 3 years 5 points Misdemeanor conviction 3 years 4 points Nondisclosure of any of the above n/a 4 points Description Time period during which points will be assigned Points the board will assign Felony conviction 10 years 12 points Currently under federal or state supervision for a felony conviction n/a 8 points Gross misdemeanor conviction 3 years 5 points Driving under the influence conviction 3 years 5 points Misdemeanor conviction 3 years 4 points Nondisclosure of any of the above n/a 4 points (2) For pending criminal charges that would score eight or more points in the event of conviction, the board shall postpone its approval or denial decision pending disposition of the matter. If the matter remains unresolved after ninety calendar days, the board will withdraw an application. (3) Appeal rights. See WAC 314-17-115 .
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