Will 4278 make CWOF OUI applicant unsuitable via legislation?

[SLNTOPRTR]

My current licensing authority allows CWOFs for LTC A but noted this law may change that legislatively so that a CWOF will be treated as a conviction. Retroactively making a current or renewing LTC A holder unsuitable and requiring revocation. Any thoughts from the legal folks?

 

[yanici]

Not a legal folk, but you should be ok. You do know that suitability can still come into play though if he wants to use that card.

 

[Midnight412]

If CWOF becomes auto non suitable, I am not a happy man


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[ranvette]

I don't think you will see that happen.There becomes a point or becoming ridiculous. It would make sense to stick with convictions.

 

[fshalor]

...point of becoming ridiculous? You are being sarcastic? Right?

 

[rjh200]

If CWOF becomes auto non suitable, I become a felon

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FIFY

 

[ranvette]

no not sarcastic? Trying to be realistic leave it cut and dry at convictions. I mean how many games are they going to try to play with trying to rule someone out from haveing a LTC? Really a lot of cops would loose there LTCs if they play those foolish games

 

[oldsoldier29]

What is a CWOF? I just read, and reread the current bill

 

[Jason Flare]

What is a CWOF? I just read, and reread the current bill

Continued Without A Finding.

 

[sweed]

I was a CWOF and then I moved to NH.

 

[oldsoldier29]

Ah. Good question. All I am seeing is for conviction. Nothing about that, at all. Of course, that's supposing it's replacing the current wording

 

[Sprocket]

What exactly does the term "Dismissed" on a court docket mean?

 

[oldsoldier29]

Reading the bill, it specifically states either convicted, or adjudicated. CWOF is neither, but, I'm not a lawyer.

 

[SLNTOPRTR]

Thank you all

 

[southshore]

CWOF is supposed to become a dismissal after a period of time I believe. The way this new law reads I don't think you need a guilty to be denied either card, its purely up to the COP and his determination of suitability.

 

[Double Tap]

CWOF is supposed to become a dismissal after a period of time I believe. The way this new law reads I don't think you need a guilty to be denied either card, its purely up to the COP and his determination of suitability.

I don't see how anything changes in the regard except that it's now being extended to FIDs. The CoP has the right to deny you a LTC on a whim under current law.

 

[Chevy 2 65]

NO, it will not but its up to your local gestapo

 

[ranvette]

Anyone who has a problem could always take the chief in for a show cause hearing.That can be done with or with out a attorney.Simply put it may not be easy to show you are not suitable in front of a judge.Of course you may very well end up with a restricted LTC.But its better than no LTC