Disqualifying Offenses
Some criminal offenses will disqualify you from employment in certain care provider or education roles unless you are granted an exemption.
Examples of Disqualifying Offenses :
- Violent crimes: murder, manslaughter, aggravated assault, aggravated battery
- Abuse & neglect: child abuse, elder abuse, neglect of a disabled adult
- Sexual offenses: sexual battery, lewd or lascivious behavior, exploitation, pornography
- Kidnapping & human trafficking
- Arson & burglary (if felony)
- Serious drug trafficking or fraudulent drug sales
- Fraud & exploitation (especially involving vulnerable persons)
👉 The complete list of disqualifying offenses by statute and by agency is available here: Download Full Disqualifying Offenses List (PDF)