To be eligible for initial licensure, an applicant must not have been under court-ordered supervision or probation for any Class B criminal offense within the past _____ year(s).
Social Studies · High School · Mon Jan 18 2021
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To provide the correct number of years, I would need to reference the specific licensing board or authority's guidelines, as this can vary depending on the profession and location. Typically, this kind of information is found in the licensing requirements set forth by professional licensing boards in various fields such as medicine, law, teaching, etc. Many boards will require that a certain number of years have passed after the completion of court-ordered supervision or probation for more severe offenses before an applicant is eligible for licensure. For some Class B offenses, this could be anywhere from 5 to 10 years, but the exact number could be different. To get the correct figure, please check the specific guidelines for the profession and jurisdiction in question.