Nevada Code § 394.510

Revocation of or conditions on license or permit: Grounds; notification; cessation of operations; administrative fine
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1. The Commission may impose an
administrative fine of not more than $10,000 against a licensee, revoke a
license, or make a license conditional after its issuance, if the Commission
reasonably believes that the holder has violated the provisions of NRS 394.383 to 394.560 , inclusive, or regulations adopted
pursuant to those sections, or has failed to comply with a lawful order of the
Commission. The Administrator shall notify the institution of the reasons for
the action by certified mail to its last known address, 20 days before the
meeting of the Commission at which the action will be considered.
2. If the Commission revokes a license,
the institution shall cease its operations and granting degrees and shall
refund to each enrolled student the cost of the students current course or
program.
3. The Administrator may impose an
administrative fine of not more than $10,000 against an institution or agent,
revoke an agents permit, or make a permit conditional after its issuance, if
the Administrator reasonably believes that the holder has violated the provisions
of NRS 394.383 to 394.560 , inclusive, or regulations adopted
pursuant thereto. Before action is taken, the Administrator shall notify the
holder by certified mail of facts or conduct that warrant the impending action
and advise the holder that if a hearing is desired it must be requested within
10 days after receipt of the notice letter. If no hearing is requested within
the prescribed period the action becomes final.
4. If an agent is fined or the agents
permit is revoked or conditions imposed, the Administrator shall notify, by
certified mail, the institution the agent represented in addition to the agent
and any other parties to any hearing.

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