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Good moral character is one of the requisite contractors must satisfy/fulfill in the process of applying for a contractor license. “Good moral character” means a personal history of honesty, fairness, and respect for the rights of others and for state and federal law. A person with good moral character follows the law and has no previous criminal records.
Characteristics of a Good Moral Applicant:
It’s evaluated by gathering information from your past like:
A Conviction might be justification for denying an occupational license (supported by clear and convincing evidence) based on the necessity that licensees have “good moral character,” but certain records may not be considered:
If the applicant lacks good morals, a total record of the proof whereupon the assurance was based, and a notification of the privileges of the candidate to a rehearing and allure.
Lack of good moral conduct actions that can affect the process