Under what condition can a license be suspended without a hearing?

A license can be suspended without a hearing when a final order of suspension or revocation is issued by the licensee's home state. This situation typically occurs when regulatory authorities have determined that the individual has committed violations that warrant immediate action, thus bypassing the need for a hearing in the interest of public safety or regulatory compliance. The direct involvement of the home state's regulatory authority signifies the seriousness of the violations and allows for proactive measures to ensure that the licensee does not operate while under such significant legal constraints.

This condition emphasizes the importance of maintaining standards set by regulatory entities and ensures that licensees who may pose a risk or have been deemed non-compliant in their home jurisdictions face appropriate consequences. It underscores the connection between state regulations and the authority to enforce compliance across state lines.