If no probable cause is found, but it is determined by the board that the conduct of the accused party is not in accord with accepted professional practice or may be subject to disciplinary action if continued or repeated, the Board may issue a Letter of Caution to the accused party stating that the conduct, while not the basis for a disciplinary hearing, is not professionally acceptable or may if repeated be the basis for a letter of reprimand or a disciplinary hearing from which suspension or revocation of license could result. A record of such Letter of Caution shall be maintained in the office of the Board but shall not be made public.
Author: Thornton Neathery
Ala. Admin. Code r. 364-X-16-.04
Statutory Authority:Code of Ala. 1975, § 34-41-17.