Under what circumstance will DUI's disqualify a person from obtaining or holding a burglar alarm company license?

The correct understanding of the disqualification criteria for obtaining or holding a burglar alarm company license is tied to the frequency of DUI offenses within a specified time period. In this context, a person will be disqualified if they have two DUI convictions in the last three years. This specific timeframe and number reflect a concern for assessing the applicant's behavior and reliability, ensuring that individuals responsible for securing properties do not have a recent history indicating poor judgment or dangerous behavior associated with substance abuse.

The rationale for focusing on two DUI offenses over the last three years emphasizes a balance between allowing individuals the opportunity to improve and demonstrating that repeated violations within a relatively recent timeframe can indicate a pattern of problematic behavior. The other choices—whether having one in the last year, three in the last five, or four in the last ten—do not align with the regulatory approach regarding the impact of DUI offenses on licensure, as they either encompass too short or too long a timeframe or fail to account for the critical number of offenses that triggers disqualification.