Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 46 - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS
Part LIX - Private Security Examiners
Chapter 5 - Criminal Background Checks
Section LIX-501 - Criminal Background Checks
Universal Citation: LA Admin Code LIX-501
Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
A. Dispositions
1. If an applicant has been convicted of any
crime that would prevent him from meeting the qualifications of a licensee or
registrant as specified in
R.S.
37:3276, it shall be incumbent upon the
applicant to submit with his application documentation showing proof that he
has been pardoned for that crime.
2. If an applicant possesses an arrest record
as issued by the Louisiana State Police, Bureau of Identification, without the
disposition thereof, it shall be incumbent upon the applicant, within 30 days,
to provide the written disposition of his arrest from the district attorney's
office or the criminal clerk of court's office from the judicial district in
which the arrest occurred.
3. If
the applicant does not provide the written disposition as required, the board
shall have sufficient cause to deny the application.
B. Denial of Application Due to Conviction
1. If an applicant has a felony conviction,
as evidenced by the background check run by the Louisiana State Police, Bureau
of Identification, then his employment as a security officer must be terminated
immediately unless he has provided the board with documentation showing proof
that he has received a pardon or similar relief.
2. The board will notify the employer that
the officer has been denied and it is incumbent upon the employer to submit to
the board a termination notice within 10 calendar days after denial
notification.
3. If the background
check reveals a misdemeanor conviction that would disqualify the applicant
under the provisions of
R.S.
37:3270-3298 and the rules herein, he may
continue to work pending the outcome of the appeal process.
4. If the applicant does not appeal the
board's denial of his application due to his misdemeanor conviction, then the
applicant must be terminated 30 days after receipt of written notice of denial
from the board.
5. The board will
notify the applicant and his employer if the application is denied and the
reason therefor.
AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 37:3270, et seq.
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