SECTION 390:60-1-6. Eligibility for licensing  


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  • (a)   Applicants for Bail Enforcer licenses must meet and satisfy the requirements of The Oklahoma Bail Enforcement and Licensing Act.
    (b)   A Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff, Police Officer, or officer of the law who is not on duty and who assists in the apprehension of a defendant is not required to be licensed as a Bail Enforcer.
    (c)   The following persons are not eligible for licensing as a Bail Enforcer or as a Bail Enforcement Agency.
    (1)   Jailers;
    (2)   Police officers;
    (3)   Committing judges;
    (4)   District or Municipal judges;
    (5)   Prisoners;
    (6)   Sheriffs, deputy sheriffs and any person having the power to arrest or having anything to do with the control of federal, state, county or municipal prisoners.
    (7)   Any person who possesses a permit pursuant to the provisions of Section 163.11 of Title 37 of the Oklahoma Statutes or is an officer, director or stockholder of any corporation holding such a permit;
    (8)   Any person who is an agent or owner of any establishment at which low-point beer is sold for on-premises consumption;
    (9)   Any person who holds any license provided for in Section 518 of Title 37 of the Oklahoma Statutes or is an agent or officer of any such Licensee, except for an individual holding an employee license pursuant to paragraph 20 of subsection A of Section 518 of Title 37 of the Oklahoma Statutes;
    (10)   Any person who holds any license or permit from any city, town, county, or other governmental subdivision for the operation of any private club at which alcoholic beverages are consumed or provided;
    (11)   Any person or agent of a retail liquor package store;
    (12)   Any person whose bail bondsman license has been revoked by the Insurance Commissioner;
    (13)   Any person whose employment prohibits that person from being licensed as a bail bondsman;
    (14)   Any district attorney, or assistant district attorney, or employee of a district attorney; and
    (15)   Any employee of the Department of Corrections.
    (d)   A licensee who is in good standing with CLEET and who is not subject to an investigation into, or a pending or concluded proceeding involving, allegations of violation of any of the provisions of the Act or CLEET rules, may voluntarily surrender his or her license by doing the following:
    (1)   A licensee wishing to voluntarily surrender his or her license must notify CLEET of his or her intent in writing, provide a signed and notarized statement that such request is not made to avoid investigation or the outcome of a pending or concluded proceeding involving allegations of violation of any of the provisions of the Act or CLEET rules, and return to CLEET his or her CLEET license and identification card.
    (2)   Upon receipt of the licensee's written intent to voluntarily surrender and the licensee's CLEET license and identification card, CLEET will enter a Final Order of Voluntary Surrender which will include the licensee's request and statement described in subparagraph (1) above and will be signed by the Director.
[Source: Added at 31 Ok Reg 563, eff 4-1-14 (emergency); Added at 32 Ok Reg 2033, eff 9-11-15; Amended at 37 Ok Reg 1997, eff 9-11-20]