64B2-16.002, F.A.C.

64B2-16.002. Probable Cause Determination

Last amended: 2014Year: 2026Length: 213 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Fla. Admin. Code r. 64B2-16.002

CHAPTER 64B2-16 COMPLAINTS, PROBABLE CAUSE DETERMINATION, DISCIPLINARY GUIDELINES 64B2-16.002 Probable Cause Determination 64B2-16.003 Guidelines for the Disposition of Disciplinary Cases 64B2-16.0035 Standard Terms Applicable to Disciplinary Orders 64B2-16.004 Time Limitation for Payment of Administrative Fine or Costs 64B2-16.005 False, Misleading and Deceptive Representations in the Practice (Repealed) 64B2-16.006 Criteria for the Selection of Consultants 64B2-16.007 Notice by Licensees of Administrative Complaints or Disciplinary Actions 64B2-16.0075 Citations 64B2-16.008 Return of Certificates or Licenses 64B2-16.009 Unlicensed Chiropractic Practice 64B2-16.010 Mediation 64B2-16.011 Notice of Noncompliance 64B2-16.002 Probable Cause Determination. (1) The determination as to whether probable cause exists to believe that a violation of the provisions of Chapter 456 or 460, F.S., or of the rules promulgated thereunder has occurred shall be made by a panel of two (2) Panel members appointed by the chairman, at least one of which shall be a current member of the Board. The chairman may appoint a former chiropractic Board member to serve on the probable cause panel in lieu of a current member of the Board. (2) Reconsideration of probable cause in any given case shall be performed by the members of the panel who initially found probable cause in that case. Whenever the original panel members are not available current members of the panel shall hear the reconsideration.
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