12 M.R.S. §6401: Suspension or revocation based on conviction or adjudication
Where this section sits in the code
- TITLE 12: CONSERVATION
- PART 9: MARINE RESOURCES
- CHAPTER 617: LICENSE SUSPENSION
- SUBCHAPTER 2: SUSPENSION PENALTIES
1. Violation of marine resources laws. Notwithstanding specific penalties authorized under this Part, the commissioner may suspend any licenses or certificates issued under this Part if a person is convicted or adjudicated in court of violating any section of the marine resources laws.
2. Length of suspension. The suspension of a license or certificate may not exceed:
A. One year from the date of the first conviction or adjudication;
B. Two years from the date of the 2nd conviction or adjudication; and
C. Three years from the date of the 3rd or subsequent conviction or adjudication.
3. Applicable standards. Any conviction or adjudication occurring more than 7 years before the last conviction or adjudication may not be counted in determining lengths of suspension.
4. Revocation following 6 or more violations. The commissioner may permanently revoke any licenses or certificates of a license holder or certificate holder following the conviction or adjudication of the license holder or certificate holder for a 6th or subsequent violation of marine resources laws.
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