Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida
Latest Update: Oct. 19, 1987
The issue is whether Mr. Reynolds' application to take the bail bondsman (limited surety agent) examination should be granted. The Department proposed to deny Mr. Reynolds' application because he had been adjudged guilty of petty larceny, a crime involving moral turpitude. It had also maintained that he had failed to state on his application that he had been charged by indictment with a serious crime. Mr. Reynolds was found not guilty of those charges, and the Department dropped those allegations at the final hearing.Not guilty of a felony, misdemeanor or any charge involving moral turpitude. Application of respondent to take Bail Bondsman's examination granted.
