HRS §448F-6
When the state can refuse an electrologist license
This section lists the reasons the state can deny someone a license to work as an electrologist. A license can be denied if the person has a relevant criminal conviction, has been declared mentally incompetent by a court, or has had prior license proceedings against them that found certain problems.
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The statute, as written — Denial of licensure
No applicant shall be licensed as an electrologist if: (1) The applicant has been convicted of a crime and the basis of denial of licensure falls within the exceptions provided in section 831-3.1; (2) The applicant has been declared mentally incompetent by any court and the decree has not since been dismissed; or (3) Proceedings brought against the applicant pursuant to this section resulted in findings of any of the causes listed in section 448F-7(b).
Sections this one refers to
§448F-7 When an electrologist's license can be denied or taken away
§831-3.1 When a past conviction can block a job or license
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