Illinois License Law
IDFPR's Enforcement Division investigates complaints against Illinois licensees. After investigating a complaint, which outcome is NOT possible?
ADismissal of the complaint for lack of evidence
BIssuance of a consent order with license conditions
CLicense revocation
DCriminal prosecution directly through IDFPR✓ Correct
Explanation
IDFPR handles administrative license matters — it can dismiss complaints, issue consent orders, impose fines, suspend or revoke licenses, and refer matters to the Illinois Attorney General. However, IDFPR does not have the authority to directly criminally prosecute licensees — criminal prosecution is handled by the state's attorney or the Attorney General.
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