Disciplinary Actions and Penalties Flashcards
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A DBPR licensee who disagrees with a disciplinary decision may appeal to which body?
Answer: Florida Division of Administrative Hearings (DOAH)
Licensees contesting DBPR disciplinary actions may request a formal hearing before the Division of Administrative Hearings (DOAH).
What is the maximum fine DBPR can impose per violation on a licensed professional in Florida?
Answer: $10,000 per violation
Florida statutes allow DBPR to impose fines of up to $10,000 per violation against licensed professionals.
Which of the following acts by a contractor would most likely result in DBPR disciplinary action?
Answer: Abandoning a construction project without justification
Abandoning a construction project without cause is a violation of Florida contractor law and subject to DBPR disciplinary action.
What happens to a DBPR licensee's bond if disciplinary action results in a judgment against them?
Answer: The bond may be used to compensate harmed consumers
A contractor's surety bond can be called upon to compensate consumers who suffer financial harm due to a licensee's violation.
DBPR may place a licensee on probation as a disciplinary measure, which typically requires the licensee to do what?
Answer: Report regularly, complete education, and comply with conditions
Probation allows a licensee to continue practicing under specific conditions such as periodic reporting and completing remedial education.
Which term describes the DBPR process of formally charging a licensee with a violation after an investigation?
Answer: Administrative complaint
After finding probable cause, DBPR files an administrative complaint, which is the formal charge initiating disciplinary proceedings.
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