Rule 3.14 - Reissuance after Disciplinary Sanction(a) A person whose certification, registration, or license has been revoked or denied renewal by the Commission as a disciplinary sanction may apply in writing to the Commission for reissuance of the certificate, registration, or license. An applicant seeking reissuance bears the burden of proving good cause for reissuance. The applicant must demonstrate: (1) Rehabilitative efforts, including letters of reference, completion of programs to treat substance abuse, and education or training certification;(2) Good faith efforts to correct, resolve, or cure damages caused by the applicant;(3) Mitigating circumstances of the applicant's conduct that led to the revocation or refusal of renewal;(4) The length, quality, and nature of applicant's subsequent work history and the extent to which it resembles the services performed under the certificate, registration, or license;(5) The applicant's payment of administrative penalties and adherence to conditions or fulfillment of prerequisites for reissuance;(6) The reissuance does not pose a risk to public health, safety and welfare; and(7) The correction of the grounds for the revocation or denied renewal.(b) Upon reissuing a certification, registration, or license, the Commission may impose a probationary period in accordance with Rule 5.4(d).Tex. R. Judi. Cert. Commi. 3.14
Amended effective 4/12/2018 immediately; amended 11/17/2023 effective immediately.