Massachusetts License Law
The Massachusetts Board of Registration holds a hearing on a complaint against a licensee. The licensee has the right to:
ANo rights in administrative proceedings
BNotice of the complaint, representation by counsel, and an opportunity to present evidence and testimony✓ Correct
CA jury trial for all complaints
DHave the complaint dismissed automatically if it is their first offense
Explanation
In administrative proceedings before the Massachusetts Board of Registration, licensees have due process rights including notice of the charges, the right to legal counsel, and the opportunity to present evidence and testimony in their defense.
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Right of First RefusalA contractual right giving a party the opportunity to match any offer received before the owner can accept it from a third party.
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