Fumo v. Commonwealth, Insurance Department

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• holding that statutory licensing standards of \good business reputation\ and \worthy of a license\ were saved from being unconstitutionally vague by regulations that specified that certain criminal convictions constituted a violation of these standards
• holding that statutory licensing standards of “good business reputation” and “worthy of a license” were saved from being unconstitutionally vague by regulations that specified that certain criminal convictions constituted a violation of these standards
• finding that existing regulations adequately clarified language in Insurance Department Act challenged as unconstitutionally vague
• finding that existing regulations adequately clarified language in Insurance Department Act challenged as unconstitutionally vague
• imprecise but not unconstitutionally vague statutory language vests insurance commissioner with broad discretion to establish precise criteria for license revocations through promulgation of regulations

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