A board may deny, suspend, revoke, or otherwise restrict a license on the ground that an applicant or licensee has violated Section 123 pertaining to subversion of licensing examinations.
Chapter 5Examination Security
Section § 496
This law allows a regulatory board to deny or take away a professional license if the person has been involved in cheating or any wrongdoing related to licensing exams.
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Section § 498
This law says that if someone got their professional license by lying, tricking, or hiding important information, the board has the power to take it away, suspend it, or put limits on it.
A board may revoke, suspend, or otherwise restrict a license on the ground that the licensee secured the license by fraud, deceit, or knowing misrepresentation of a material fact or by knowingly omitting to state a material fact.
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Section § 499
This law says that if someone with a professional license helps another person apply for a license and lies or leaves out important information on purpose, the board can take away, suspend, or limit their license.
A board may revoke, suspend, or otherwise restrict a license on the ground that the licensee, in support of another person’s application for license, knowingly made a false statement of a material fact or knowingly omitted to state a material fact to the board regarding the application.
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