12 AAC 06.030 - Professional boxing license
(a) To qualify for
a professional boxing license an applicant must submit
(1) an application on a form provided by the
commission;
(2) the fees required
by AS
05.10.120;
(3) an official copy of the applicant's birth
certificate, or a notarized copy of the applicant's drivers license, on a form
provided by the department, verifying that the applicant is at least 18 years
of age;
(4) a statement of the
applicant's record as an amateur, club, and professional boxer; and
(5) a statement identifying the applicant's
licensed manager and trainer.
(b) Repealed 4/29/91.
(c) An applicant under the age of 18, or over
the age of 36 years, will not be granted a professional boxing license or have
a license renewed, unless special consideration is given by the commission to
the applicant's physical condition.
(d) The commission will not issue or renew a
professional boxing license to any applicant who is found to be blind in one
eye or whose vision in one eye is so poor that the examining physician
recommends that no license be granted. This subsection applies regardless of
how good the applicant's vision is in the other eye.
(e) The commission will not issue a
professional boxing license to a person who has suffered cerebral hemorrhage or
any other serious head injury.
Notes
Authority:AS 05.05.020(b)
AS 05.10.010
AS 05.10.020
AS 05.10.120
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