Disqualifying felony offense means a violation under federal or state law of a felony under federal or state law, which has as an element the possession, use, or distribution of a controlled substance, as defined in 21 U.S.C. §802(6).
Disqualifying felony offense means a violation under
Disqualifying felony offense means a violation of, and conviction of or guilty plea to, state or federal law that is, or would have been, a felony under Missouri law, regardless of the sentence imposed. Exceptions for both medical and marijuana facility owners can be found in Article XIV of the Missouri Constitution.
Examples of Disqualifying felony offense in a sentence
Disqualifying felony offense shall mean a crime that was classified as a felony in the jurisdiction where the person was convicted.
Disqualifying felony offense means: (i) A conviction for a crime of violence as defined by Miss.
More Definitions of Disqualifying felony offense
Disqualifying felony offense means a violation of, and convic- tion of or guilty plea to, state or federal law that is, or would have been, a felony under Missouri law, regardless of the sentence imposed, unless the department determines that—
Disqualifying felony offense means a violation of, and conviction of or guilty plea
Disqualifying felony offense means a violation of, and conviction or guilty plea to, state or federal law that is, or would have been, a felony under Missouri law, regardless of the sentence imposed. Exceptions for both medical and marijuana
Disqualifying felony offense means: 25 (a) A felony offense that would classify the person as a violent offender under 26
Disqualifying felony offense means a felony offense against a vulnerable adult that meets the elements of:
Disqualifying felony offense means a violation of a state or federal controlled
Disqualifying felony offense means a violent crime that was classified as a felony in the jurisdiction where the person was convicted;