30 Miss. Code. R. 1601-5.4 - Results of Formal Investigation
A. Upon completion
of the formal investigation, the Investigative Review Committee will determine
whether there is sufficient cause to believe that a violation exists of the
Mississippi Real Estate License Law, the Commission Administrative Rules and/or
other applicable laws governing the practice of real estate.
1) Upon a determination of sufficient cause
to believe that a violation exists, the Investigative Review Committee shall
refer the matter to Commission legal staff for the issuance of a Formal
Complaint and Notice of Hearing. The Investigative Review Committee may also
make a recommendation for resolution of the matter upon terms to be offered to
the licensee.
2) Upon a
determination of no sufficient cause to believe that a violation exists, the
Investigative Review Committee:
(a) Will
recommend dismissal of the matter, subject to review and approval of one (1)
reviewing Commissioner and subsequent approval by the full Commission;
and
(b) Upon approval for
dismissal, shall notify the Complainant/complaining party and Respondent of the
dismissal decision.
B. In circumstances where Commission
Investigative Staff reasonably believe minor violations are established in the
investigation, the matter may be concluded, as the individual circumstances may
warrant, by:
1. Dismissal with Letter of
Caution, subject to approval by the full Commission (not a reported
disciplinary action); or
2.
Informal Resolution with Letter of Reprimand or Suspension held in abeyance,
with or without Probation or continuing education courses, subject to agreement
and informed waiver by licensee of the issuance of a Formal Complaint and
Administrative Hearing, and approval by the full Commission.
C. A pending Formal Complaint may
be resolved by an agreed settlement proposal (Agreed Order) or other Informal
Resolution disposition at any time prior to an administrative hearing upon
written agreement of the licensee(s) and the Commission Staff, subject to
approval of the full Commission at a regularly scheduled Commission
meeting.
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