The Contractors State License Board licenses and regulates California’s construction industry including electrical contractors, swimming pool contractors, and 41 other types of contractors in the state. The Board considers the following information before making a disciplinary decision:
- Nature and severity of the act(s), offense(s), or crime(s) under consideration
- Actual or potential harm to the public
- Prior disciplinary record
- Number and / or variety of current violations
- Mitigation evidence
- Rehabilitation evidence
- Compliance with conditions of sentence and / or court-ordered probation
- Overall criminal record
- Time passed since the act(s) or offense(s) occurred
- Evidence of expungement proceedings
If disciplinary actions are taken against you, there may be a requirement for you to post a disciplinary bond. A disciplinary bond is an additional bond that is required and is dependent upon the violation. It must remain on file for at least two years and the amount is to be determined by the registrar.
If you or a loved one was arrested for driving under the influence in Southern California and hold a contractor’s license, you need to act fast to avoid suspension or revocation of your contractor’s license. An experienced DUI defense lawyer can assist you with the criminal court case, the Administrative Hearing at the DMV, and any potential inquiries through the Contractors State License Board.
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If you are arrested for drunk driving in the Inland Empire you could be facing the potential loss of your driving privileges. The Law Offices of Scott Henry can represent you at the Administrative Per Se Hearing through the DMV and can help you fight to protect your license. Call our offices today for a free initial case consultation.