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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

310.042 Conduct warranting denial, refusal to renew, or suspension or

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revocation of license or certificate or disciplinary action -- Administrative
hearing.
(1)The board may deny or refuse to renew a license or certificate, suspend or
revoke a license or certificate, or issue orders to cease and desist from certain
conduct or to otherwise discipline an applicant, a licensee, a certificate holder,
or a person found guilty of violating any provisions of this chapter, if that person
has:
(a)Attempted to or obtained licensure or certification by fraud or
misrepresentation;
(b)Engaged in habitual intoxication or unprofessional conduct, including, but
not limited to, willful acts of negligence or a pattern of continued and
repeated malpractice, negligence, or incompetence in the course of
professional practice;
(c)Engaged in habitual intoxication or personal misuse of any drug,
narcotics, or controlled substances so as to adversely affect his ability to
practice;
(d)Been convicted of a crime as defined in KRS 335B.010, if in accordance
with KRS Chapter 335B;
(e)Violated any lawful order or ruling of the board or any administrative
regulation promulgated by the board; or
(f)Violated any provisions of this chapter.
(2)All administrative hearings for the disciplinary action against a license or
certificate holder shall be conducted in accordance with KRS Chapter 13B.
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