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A Connecticut real estate licensee is under investigation by CREC for multiple alleged violations. Which of the following would NOT be within CREC's authorized range of disciplinary sanctions under CGS Chapter 392?

Correct Answer

C) Sentencing the licensee to a term of imprisonment for the violations

CREC is an administrative regulatory body, not a criminal court. Under CGS Chapter 392 and CGS § 20-321, CREC's authorized sanctions include license suspension, revocation, refusal to renew, and civil monetary penalties. CREC has no authority to sentence a licensee to imprisonment. Criminal prosecution and incarceration require a separate judicial process through the Connecticut court system.

Answer Options
A
Suspending the licensee's real estate license for a defined period
B
Revoking the licensee's real estate license permanently
C
Sentencing the licensee to a term of imprisonment for the violations
D
Imposing a civil monetary penalty on the licensee

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