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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: April 18, 2024) |
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61. Department of Business and Professional Regulation |
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61G3. Barbers' Board |
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61G3-21. Disciplinary Guidelines |
1Circumstances which may be considered for the purposes of mitigation or aggravation of penalty shall include:
17(1) Where licensee has relied upon the advice of a professional advisor, for example, an attorney or accountant;
35(2) Where the address of the shop or the owner has been changed by the post office through no fault of the shop owner;
59(3) Where the shop owner has relied upon the advice of a prior owner;
73(4) Infirmity or illness;
77(5) The danger to the public;
83(6) The number of complaints filed against the licensee;
92(7) The length of time the licensee has practiced;
101(8) The actual damage, physical or otherwise, to the licensee’s customer;
112(9) The deterrent effect of the penalty in rule 12161G3-21.001, 122F.A.C. versus the deterent effect of an enhanced or reduced penalty;
133(10) The effect of the penalty upon the licensee’s livelihood;
143(11) Any efforts at rehabilitation;
148(12) Whether there was demonstrable intent of deceit;
156(13) Blatant disrespect for the law;
162(14) Whether the licensee has had previous discipline imposed and the violations that resulted in the previous discipline; and
181(15) Whether the license is on probation.
188Rulemaking Authority 190455.2273(3), 191476.064(4) FS. 193Law Implemented 195455.2273(3) FS. 197History–New 11-25-86, Formerly 21C-21.002, Amended 2-11-02, 2-4-19.
