If there has been a violation of the Consent Agreement and Order, the Prosecutor may file a Petition for Appropriate Relief alleging that the professional violated the terms of the Consent Agreement and requesting that Board:
- make a probable cause determination that the professional violated the terms and conditions of the agreements;
- issue a Preliminary Order vacating its previous Order staying the suspension in this matter, terminating the period of probation and actively responding to the professional’s license.
If you have receive a Petition for Appropriate Relief, you should immediately contact our office.
We will file an Answer on your behalf and request a hearing. Even if you have violated the Consent Agreement by failing a drug screen or failing to comply with other provisions of the original Consent Agreement, there may be mitigating factors involved, when presented to a Hearing Officer, will allow us to successfully argue that the probation be reinstated and that your professional license can become active.
