Definition: A legal expression for serious wrongdoing involving dishonesty or conduct considered contrary to accepted moral duties. Its application depends on the governing law and facts.
Example
A licensing authority examines a fraud-related conviction when assessing an applicant's statutory qualifications.
Keep the distinction clear
The phrase is not a shortcut for deciding every case or predicting automatic disqualification. Florida's licensing standards and the actual record must be considered.
Related terms
Fraud · Applicant · Denial (License Application)
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References: Florida Statutes 475.17: qualifications for practice
Pronunciation (US): MOR-ul TUR-pih-tood (capitals show stress)
Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster
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