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Originally Posted by EsqUmp
Because it's based on fingerprints (not merely a name or date of birth), there is virtual no possibility of mistake. 
Should the official choose to stop officiating, he/she can apply to have the fingerprints destroyed.
Contrary to what many have argued, merely having a prior conviction doesn't bar officials from certification. The Dept of Ed takes into account the nature of the crime and when occurred.
Aside from having to pay around $100 for this, there really haven't been any problems. |
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