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  • Disqualifying Offenses

  • What is a disqualifying offense?

    A disqualifying offense is a specific offense which precludes an applicant from providing services or receiving a background check clearance. If an applicant is found to have a disqualifying offense listed below, they will be issued an unconditional denial and not allowed to provide services or receive licensure or certification as a Bidtourz Tour Guide.

    Disqualifying Offenses/Relevant Records

    •  Abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a vulnerable adult
    •  Aggravated, first degree and second-degree arson
    •  Crimes against nature
    •  Forcible sexual penetration by use of a foreign object
    •  Incest
    •  Injury to a child
    •  felony or misdemeanor Kidnapping
    •  Lewd conduct with a minor Mayhem
    •  Voluntary Manslaughter
    •  Involuntary Manslaughter
    •  Felony Vehicular Manslaughter
    •  Murder in any degree or assault with intent to commit murder
    •  Poisoning
    •  Possession of sexually exploitative material
    •  Rape
    •  Robbery
    •  Felony stalking
    •  Sale or barter of a child
    •  Sexual abuse or exploitation of a child
    •  Video voyeurism
    •  Enticing of children
    •  Inducing individuals under (18) years of age into prostitution or to patronize a prostitute
    •  Any felony punishable by death or life imprisonment; or Attempt, conspiracy, or accessory after  the fact, or aiding and abetting to commit any of the Disqualifying offenses.
    •  A Child Protection entry in the state Child Protection Registry Substantiated at a Level 1 or Level  2
    •  A negative entry in the state Certified Nurse Assistant Registry
    •  Inclusion of the person in the state or federal Sex Offender Registry Disqualifying Five Year Offenses (effective 7/1/2014)
    • Any felony not listed in the permanent disqualifying crimes list
    • Misdemeanor Forgery of and fraudulent use of a financial transaction card
    • Misdemeanor Forgery and counterfeiting
    • Misdemeanor Identify theft
    • Misdemeanor Insurance fraud
    • Misdemeanor Public Assistance Fraud
    • Stalking in the second degree
    • Misdemeanor Vehicular Manslaughter
    • Sexual Exploitation by a medical care provider
    • Attempt, conspiracy, accessory after the fact, or aiding and abetting to commit any of the disqualifying five (5) year crimes.
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