Respondent failed to disclose a drug possession with intent to distribute conviction in six separate applications to the Georgia Real Estate Commission until his license was censured in another state. His failure to disclose the felony conviction provided grounds for revoking his real estate salesperson, broker, and firm licenses.
Drug convictions result in revocation of real estate licenses. Read More
Judge reversed and remanded the denial of Petitioner’s application for the Independent Care Waiver Program (ICWP), because he meets both the eligibility criteria for entry and the service specifications for his requested services. Specifically, he qualifies for Personal Support Services Level III as he is cognitively alert—i.e., awake and aware of his surroundings—despite having the
Cognitively alert applicant eligible for the Independent Care Waiver Program. Read More
Petitioner, a professional day care provider with an unblemished record and a reputation as a gentle caretaker, retained her certificate of registration to operate a family day care. There was insufficient evidence that Petitioner was responsible for harming an infant in her care after he experienced chronic subdural hemorrhaging, likely caused by abusive head trauma.
Medical evidence insufficient to implicate daycare provider in head trauma. Read More
Petitioner’s condition, which is predominately psychological in nature, did not meet any of the three institutional levels of care needed to qualify for participation in the Katie Beckett program.
Petitioner not qualified for the Katie Beckett program Read More
Under the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 and the Georgia Hazardous Waste Management Act, the boundaries of a hazardous waste facility are established at the time of permitting. Subsequent transfer of a portion of the permitted property does not change the boundary of the facility—even if the portion of the property purchased,
Boundary of hazardous waste facility established at time of permitting. Read More
Petitioner’s family day care home was subject to emergency closure after marijuana use was discovered on the property. Additionally, Petitioner was caring for more than six children without the appropriate type of license.
