General Statutes Commission Moral Turpitude/Occupational Licensure.
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An act to clarify the prohibition on denying licensure based on a determination that a conviction is for a crime of moral turpitude, to make corresponding changes to occupational and state agency licensure statutes, and to make other technical corrections, as recommended by the general statutes commission.
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