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Applicants also must fulfill the requirements set out in the Public Chauffeur Rules andRegulations issued by the BACP in 2008 and amended in 2012. 77 All new applicants for apublic chauffeur license must meet the following requirements:• Be current with any child support payments; 78• Complete the approved Public Chauffeur Training Course offered at the City Colleges ofChicago, Olive Harvey College and/or other designated City Colleges of Chicagocollege; 79• Pass a written examination as prescribed by the BACP; 80• Complete a Driver Training Course; 81• Submit certification by an Illinois-licensed physician that based on a physicalexamination conducted within the past four months by the physician the applicant iscapable of operating a public passenger vehicle; 82• Take a chemical detection test, conducted by authorities approved by the Commissioner,to ascertain whether the applicant is using a controlled substance; 83 and• Pass a vision examination by meeting a minimum of 20/40 visual acuity in each eye withor without glasses or contact lenses. 84b. <strong>Background</strong> check processFurther, with respect to criminal background vetting, pursuant to the MCC, a driver mustnot have, within the five (5) years immediately preceding his application, been either foundguilty by a court of any jurisdiction, in custody, under parole, or under any other noncustodialsupervision resulting from a finding or determination of guilt by a court of any jurisdiction forthe commission of any forcible felony as defined by Article 2 of the Illinois Criminal Code of1961, any crime involving moral turpitude, or for the illegal sale or possession of any controlledsubstance, indecent solicitation of a child, criminal sexual abuse or operating a motor vehicle77 http://www.cityofchicago.org/content/dam/city/depts/bacp/rulesandregs/publicchauffeursrulesregs20121203.pdf78 Chapter 1.02 of the Public Chauffeurs Rules and Regulation (2012)79 Chapter 1.04 of the Public Chauffeurs Rules and Regulation (2012)80 Chapter 1.05 of the Public Chauffeurs Rules and Regulation (2012)81 Chapter 1.07 (a-e) of the Public Chauffeurs Rules and Regulation (2012)82 Chapter 1.08 of the Public Chauffeurs Rules and Regulation (2012)83 Chapter 1.09 of the Public Chauffeurs Rules and Regulation (2012)84 Chapter 1.10 of the Public Chauffeurs Rules and Regulation (2012){11081861:2} 37
while under the influence of alcohol or narcotic drugs. The Criminal Identification Act statesthat an employer cannot reject an applicant because of a conviction record unless the nature ofthe individual’s convictions, considered together with the surrounding circumstances and theindividual’s subsequent behavior, reveal the individual as objectively unfit for the job inquestion. 85The qualification of each applicant as specified above is investigated by the ChicagoPolice Department and a report of such investigation containing any facts relevant to theapplicant's qualifications is submitted to the commissioner to determine the applicant’ssuitability to obtain a public chauffeur license. 86 Pursuant to the BACP Regulations and theMCC, a driver-applicant must submit a fingerprint and photograph to the Superintendent ofPolice for examination unto the applicant’s criminal record, if any. 87 The Superintendent ofPolice will keep and maintain these fingerprints as part of the police department's permanentrecord. The BACP may subcontract the actual performance of the background check to anapproved third-party, as indicated on its website. 88There are notice requirements to the BACP that if a chauffeur has been charged with thecommission of a felony, as defined in Article 2 of the Illinois Criminal Code of 1961, arising inconnection with the provision of Public Passenger Vehicle services, the BACP will suspend thechauffeur's license until a final adjudication is made with respect to such charges. 89 Moreover, atthe time of renewal, a review of the chauffeur's criminal history will be made. If requested by theBACP, an applicant for renewal may be re-fingerprinted. If the applicant has been arrested orconvicted of any criminal offense that by statute or ordinance would preclude the issuance of alicense, and less than five years have elapsed from the time of discharge from any sentenceimposed therefore, a license may not be renewed. 9085 Illinois Compiled Statutes, Chapter 20, Executive Branch, Section 2630 – Criminal Identification Act86 Id.87 If the applicant has been convicted of, or is currently under investigation for, a forcible felony or of any otheroffense that by statute or ordinance would preclude the issuance of a license, and less than five (5) years haveelapsed from time of discharge from any sentence imposed therefrom, no license will be issued. Chapter 1.13 of thePublic Chauffeurs Rules and Regulation (2012)88http://www.cityofchicago.org/content/dam/city/depts/bacp/publicvehicleinfo/publicchauffer/bacpapprovedfingerprintagencies01302015.pdf89 Chapter 5.14 of the Public Chauffeurs Rules and Regulation (2012)90 Chapter 3.02 of the Public Chauffeurs Rules and Regulation (2012){11081861:2} 38
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Page 4 and 5: TABLE OF CONTENTSI. Executive Summa
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Page 17 and 18: • Government employees;• Educat
Page 19 and 20: The live scan operator checks the a
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Page 41: must meet the requirements set out
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Page 47 and 48: infirmity of mind and body which mi
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Page 89 and 90: JURISDICTION DATE INCIDENTChicago,
Page 91 and 92: PurposeReviewerson the Blue Ribbon
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APPENDIX ETable with NYC Taxi & Lim
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APPENDIX FSample NYC TLC Notice of
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APPENDIX GPress Release of the Mass
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Appendix JBiographies of the Author
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Pasqualino “Pat” Russo, Esq.Adj
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Senator Michael A. L. BalboniPresid
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