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l Should all felonies be treated the same? l Does degree of the felony make a difference? Should it? l Should misdemeanors be treated more leniently? l Are certain types of misdemeanors more serious than some felonies? l What about an applicant with multiple arrests, but no convictions? l How about an applicant with many arrests and convictions, but all occurred more than 10 years ago? l What about the applicant who is known as a troublemaker in the community, but was never officially charged with any crime?
Alvin Applicant filed a key license application with the TGRA. Alvin is forty-years old and has a Master’s Degree in Business Administration. He disclosed an arrest and conviction for DWI and involuntary homicide associated with an alcohol related auto accident when he was 22 – a third degree felony. His application contains a statement that he has been sober for more than 15 years. His application notes that he has been self- employed as a business consultant for the past ten years. His credit report is favorable, showing a total indebtedness of $125,000.00 on his mortgage and a car loan of $25,000.00 with no late payments and minimal unsecured debt. If licensed, Alvin will report for duty as the Director of Risk Management.
Does Alvin Meet the Suitability Standard? Why or Why Not?
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