Oklahoma HB2802 amends the criteria for denying professional licenses based on criminal history.
Oklahoma HB2802 modifies the criteria for denying professional licenses or certifications based on criminal history. It allows for the consideration of sealed or expunged convictions and convictions more than five years old, excluding certain offenses. The bill mandates that licensing authorities evaluate requests for consideration of criminal history, provide written notices of determinations, and consider factors such as the nature of the offense and time elapsed. It also requires authorities to publish statistics on license applications and denials on their websites.
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