If a licensee is found to be in violation of license laws, the commission cannot order what?

The correct answer is C, indicating that the commission cannot order an injunction when dealing with a licensee found in violation of license laws. An injunction typically refers to a court order requiring a party to do or refrain from doing specific acts. While regulatory bodies like the commission have the authority to impose penalties regarding licenses, including suspensions, fines, and mandatory retraining for violations, the power to issue an injunction is generally reserved for the court system.

By understanding that the commission’s role is limited to actions that directly relate to the licensure and practice of the licensee, it becomes evident that judicial measures, such as injunctions, need to be sought through a legal court process rather than being directly issued by the commission.