In the leadup to the Office of Cannabis Management (“OCM”) application portal opening date of August 25, 2022 for Conditional Adult Use Retail Dispensary (“CAURD”) licenses we have received a few repeat questions from our clients regarding the application.
This list of frequently asked questions is by no means the entirety of the questions we receive, but many of the same questions keep arising and this should provide concise answers to some lingering questions you may have.
What documents can an applicant submit as proof of criminal record(s) to the OCM?
To satisfy this important requirement for the justice-involved applicants, the OCM has laid out a multitude of acceptable forms of proof of criminal record(s) and/or conviction(s). Below is a non-exhaustive list of documents that can be provided to the OCM to satisfy this requirement.
A Certificate of Disposition (This can be requested by the convicted individual from the court that sentenced them. Some courts may charge a small fee to obtain a Certificate of Disposition) A record of judgment and conviction; A record of plea, verdict and sentence; A docket entry from court records that indicates the existence of a conviction; Minutes of a court proceeding or a transcript
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