Petitioner was appropriately denied a Resident Insurance License. He has been convicted of multiple felonies and misdemeanor crimes involving moral turpitude. Current participation in Alcoholics Anonymous is insufficient to show continued sobriety or that he is trustworthy during periods of sobriety.
Repeated criminal convictions result in denial of Resident Insurance License Application. Read More
Petitioner’s driver’s license was suspended after an officer located her, intoxicated, at her home shortly after a single car accident. It was apparent that she had recently been driving the vehicle, which was registered in her name, due to the state of her clothing and the fact that the hood of the car was still
Driver’s license suspended after inebriated driver left scene of single car accident. Read More
The Department of Public Safety correctly assessed a fine against a transport company where its vehicle exceeded the single-axle limit by over a thousand pounds. Because Petitioner’s driver was operating on a route not authorized by its single-trip permit, the weigh station inspector could elect to weigh the truck on a static scale that registers
Petitioner was correctly denied admission into the TERFA/Katie Beckett Program because he does not meet the institutional level-of-care eligibility criterion, as his treating physician stated that his skilled-care needs are limited to “[Intravenous immunoglobulin] every three weeks.”
Must meet institutional level of care for admission into the TERFA/Katie Beckett Program. Read More
In February 2011, Judge John B. Gatto modified the Department of Community Health’s one-year disqualification of Babies Right Start, Inc. (BRS) to a six months’ probationary period in the Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC). An Agency Appeals Reviewer reversed Judge Gatto’s decision. In appealing DCH’s final decision, BRS did not
Petitioner, a child with a medical condition requiring a skilled assessment and monitoring that would take no more than one hour to complete, did not qualify for continued participation in the Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP), failing to meet the requisite level-of-care eligibility requirement.
Child in stable condition terminated from participation in the Georgia Pediatric Program. Read More
