Minnesota Statutes § 332.35 - PRIOR CONVICTION OR JUDGMENT AS DISQUALIFICATION
Registration or a license must not be accepted or issued to a person or business if, within the past five years, they or certain officers were convicted of fraud, any felony, certain misdemeanors involving identity theft or financial crime, could not certify no qualifying civil judgments, or had a law license revoked o
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Registration or a license must not be accepted or issued to a person or business if, within the past five years, they or certain officers were convicted of fraud, any felony, certain misdemeanors involving identity theft or financial crime, could not certify no qualifying civil judgments, or had a law license revoked or involuntarily suspended.
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Minnesota Statutes § 332.35 - PRIOR CONVICTION OR JUDGMENT AS DISQUALIFICATION
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