What must happen regarding outstanding court costs before a license can be maintained?

In order to maintain a license, it is essential that all outstanding court costs must be paid as ordered in any criminal case. This requirement ensures that individuals have fulfilled their financial obligations related to legal proceedings before being eligible for licensure. The rationale behind this stipulation is to promote accountability and uphold the integrity of the licensing process, as outstanding legal issues may indicate unresolved legal or moral obligations.

Thus, by mandating the complete payment of court-imposed financial obligations, the licensing authority ensures that applicants or license holders are not in violation of any conditions set by the court, thus maintaining a standard of professionalism and adherence to the law within the licensed community.