West Virginia SB510 modifies criminal record disqualifications for professional licensure.
West Virginia SB510 modifies the use of criminal records in disqualifying applicants from professional licensure. It prohibits licensing authorities from disqualifying applicants based on unreversed criminal convictions unless the crime directly relates to the profession. It allows applicants to petition for a determination if their criminal record might disqualify them. The bill also mandates licensing authorities to update their forms and websites to reflect these changes. It applies to various professions including pharmacists, electricians, and others.
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