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A complaint is filed against Agent Williams for allegedly forging a client's signature on a purchase agreement. During GREC's investigation, criminal charges are also filed. How should GREC proceed with its administrative investigation?

Correct Answer

C) Continue the administrative investigation as it serves a different purpose than criminal proceedings

Correct: Administrative licensing proceedings serve different purposes than criminal cases and can proceed simultaneously, as they protect the public and regulate professional conduct. Why not A: Suspension requires proper administrative process, not automatic action. Why not B: GREC maintains jurisdiction over licensing matters regardless of criminal proceedings. Why not D: GREC has independent authority and responsibility to investigate licensing violations.

Answer Options
A
Immediately suspend the license and wait for criminal case resolution
B
Close the administrative case since criminal court has jurisdiction
C
Continue the administrative investigation as it serves a different purpose than criminal proceedings
D
Transfer all evidence to criminal court and cease involvement

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