13-188 C.M.R. ch. 4, § 30 - Disqualifying Conduct
A. The applicant
must not have been convicted of a violation of any marine resource law or
regulation enacted or adopted under Title 12 of the Maine Revised Statutes,
within the last six years. A person may make application for consideration to
the Commissioner of the Department of Marine Resources or designee for a waiver
of this provision.
B. The applicant
must have no convictions for Murder, Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D or
Class E crime, unless the act committed was a Class D or E crime and a
violation of Title 12 Maine Revised Statutes and was committed prior to the
last six years. A person may make application for consideration to the
Commissioner of the Department of Marine Resources or their designee for a
waiver of this provision.
C. The
applicant must not falsify or misrepresent any information during the
application process or background
investigation.
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A. The applicant must not have been convicted of a violation of any marine resource law or regulation enacted or adopted under Title 12 of the Maine Revised Statues, within the last six years. A person may make application for consideration to the Commissioner of the Department of Marine Resources or designee for a waiver of this provision.
B. The applicant must have no convictions for Murder, Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D or Class E crime, unless the act committed was a Class D or E crime and a violation of Title 12 Maine Revised Statutes and was committed prior to the last six years. A person may make application for consideration to the Commissioner of the Department of Marine Resources or their designee for a waiver of this provision.
C. The applicant must not falsify or misrepresent any information during the application process or background investigation