The most common disqualifying convictions are listed below; however, the list is not all-inclusive.
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Accessory |
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Fraudulent impersonation of a
peace officer |
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Arson-related offenses |
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Assault |
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Hit and run |
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Auto theft |
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Illegal immigration consultant forms |
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Battery |
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Improper business practices |
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Burglary |
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Kidnapping-related offenses |
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Carrying a concealed weapon |
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Manslaughter |
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Carrying a loaded firearm in a public place
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Pimping and pandering |
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Child molestation |
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Possession of an unregistered firearm |
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Child pornography |
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Practicing without a license
when a license is required |
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Conspiracy |
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Discharge of a firearm in a public
place or into an inhabited dwelling |
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Prostitution |
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Rape |
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Drugs, possession for sale and sale
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Receipt of stolen property |
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Embezzlement |
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Resisting or threatening a peace officer |
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Engage in immigration practices
without $50,000 bond |
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Robbery |
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Solicitation |
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Escape without force |
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Statutory rape |
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Failure to comply with any of the
requirements of Chapter 19.5 of
the Business and Professions Code
relating to immigration consultants |
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Tax evasion |
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Terrorist threats |
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Theft, grand and petty, |
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including burglary and robbery |
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Failure to comply with a court
order |
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Threats to commit a crime involving
death or great bodily injury |
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Unlawful immigration referral
fee charges |
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Failure to display immigration sign |
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Failure to pay child support |
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Failure to provide written immigration
disclosure |
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Unlawfully acting as an
immigration consultant |
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Failure to return to confinement |
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False financial statements |
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False imprisonment |
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Forgery |
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Fraud involving, but not limited to,
bank cards, credit cards, insufficient
funds/checks, insurance, mail, Medi-Cal
or Medicare, real estate, tax and welfare |
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