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loss of capacity to be bonded  

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  • Commercially available fidelity bonds may not be obtainable to cover potential employees who are also ex-offenders. Insurance companies may designate an individual as “not bondable” because of previous fraudulent behavior, criminal convictions, or a history of substance abuse. [Source: Encyclopedia of Community Corrections; Loss of Capacity to Be Bonded]

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