(a) A licensee or permit holder shall notify the board within 10 days of any felony conviction, and within 10 days of a civil action being brought against the licensee or permit holder, if the civil action arose from an interpreting or transliterating transaction or involves the goodwill of a licensee or permit holder or an existing interpreting or transliterating business or agency. The notification shall be in writing, sent by certified mail, and include a copy of the judgement.
(b) Allegations of breach of professional ethics or conduct incompatible with the Standards of Professional Practice as determined by the board may be brought against a licensee or permit holder by any individual, business, or agency.
Structure Code of Alabama
Title 34 - Professions and Businesses.
Chapter 16 - Interpreters and Transliterators Act.
Section 34-16-1 - Short Title; Construction.
Section 34-16-2 - Legislative Intent.
Section 34-16-3 - Definitions.
Section 34-16-5 - License Required; Application; Issuance; Renewal.
Section 34-16-6 - Permit to Practice; Renewal; Ethics Examination; Lapse of Permit.
Section 34-16-8 - Reciprocity Agreements Authorized.
Section 34-16-9 - Annual Fee; Fund.
Section 34-16-10 - Application for License or Permit; Issuance; Rejection.
Section 34-16-12 - Rules and Regulations.
Section 34-16-13 - Violations; Penalties.
Section 34-16-14 - Actions by Board to Recover Damages; Liability of Board Members.