Wash. Admin. Code § 388-06A-0190 - If I have a conviction, may I ever have unsupervised access to children?
(1) In two
situations, DSHS may find a person with convictions able to have unsupervised
access to children:
(a) If the conviction for
any crime listed in WAC
388-06A-0180 occurred more than
five years ago; or
(2) In both of these situations,
DSHS must review your background to determine your character, suitability, and
competence to have unsupervised access to children. In this review, DSHS must
consider the following factors:
(a) The
amount of time that has passed since you were convicted;
(b) The seriousness of the crime that led to
the conviction;
(c) The number and
types of other convictions in your background;
(d) Your age at the time of
conviction;
(e) Documentation
indicating you has successfully completed all court-ordered programs and
restitution;
(f) Your behavior
since the conviction; and
(g) The
vulnerability of those that would be under your care.
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