Arkansas Cosmetology Practice Exam

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What can occur as a result of violating a civil penalty?

Temporary suspension of activities

Suspension or revocation of license, fine, or any combination

The violation of a civil penalty can result in the suspension or revocation of a license, a fine, or a combination of both. This is intended to serve as a consequence for the violation and to prevent future violations from occurring. Option A, temporary suspension of activities, may be a consequence of violating a regulation but is not specific to a civil penalty. Option C, mandatory public apology, may be a requirement for acknowledging the violation, but it is not a direct consequence of a civil penalty. Option D, permanent ban from profession, may be a severe consequence for a serious violation, but it is not a typical result of violating a civil penalty unless the violation is repeated or extremely severe.

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Mandatory public apology

Permanent ban from profession

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