What can a licensee do if found in violation of license law and discipline is ordered?

When a licensee is found in violation of license law and discipline is ordered, the correct course of action is to appeal to the Circuit Court. This option allows the licensee to seek a legal review of the disciplinary decision made by the licensing authority. Appealing to the Circuit Court can help ensure that the licensee's rights are protected and that there is an opportunity for an independent judicial review of the case.

The other choices, while they may seem like potential responses to disciplinary actions, do not provide the same level of recourse as an appeal. Accepting the penalties means complying with the decision, which may not be in the best interest of the licensee if they believe the ruling was unjust. Attending a training seminar could potentially be part of a penalty, but would not directly address the violation or provide an avenue for contesting the ruling. Resigning from the position does not challenge the disciplinary action and may negatively affect the licensee’s reputation and future opportunities in the field. Therefore, appealing to the Circuit Court is the most appropriate response for addressing potential injustices in the disciplinary process.