California CodesBusiness and Professions Code - BPCDivision 3 — Professions and Vocations GenerallyChapter 11.4 — Proprietary Security ServicesArticle 5 — Enforcement and Disciplinary ProceedingsSection 7574.31

(a) The registration of a proprietary private security officer shall be automatically suspended if the officer is convicted of any crime that is substantially related to the functions, duties, and responsibilities of a proprietary private security officer.

(b) The automatic suspension shall be effectuated by the mailing of a notice of conviction and suspension of license to be sent by the bureau to the registrant at their address of record. The notice shall contain a statement of preliminary determination by the director or their designee that the crime stated is reasonably related to the functions, duties, and responsibilities of a proprietary private security officer.

(c) Upon proper request by the proprietary private security officer, a hearing shall be convened before the private security disciplinary review committee, as specified in Section 7581.3, for a determination as to whether the automatic suspension shall be made permanent or whether the registration shall be revoked or the officer otherwise disciplined.

Notes

Requires automatic suspension of a proprietary private security officer’s registration upon conviction of a crime substantially related to the officer’s functions, duties, and responsibilities, effectuated by mailed bureau notice stating the preliminary relationship determination. Allows the officer, upon proper request, a disciplinary-review committee hearing on permanent suspension, revocation, or other discipline.

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