South Carolina License Law
A South Carolina licensee who engages in misrepresentation may be subject to which of the following penalties?
AWarning letter only on the first offense
BLicense suspension or revocation and civil penalties✓ Correct
CA mandatory retraining course with no other penalties
DCriminal prosecution only
Explanation
SCREC has authority to suspend or revoke licenses, assess civil penalties, and require restitution for misrepresentation. Criminal charges may also apply in cases of fraud.
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