Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-11-99
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Cancellation, revocation and reissuance of license -
Official statutory text
Penalties.
A. The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry
may suspend, cancel, revoke, or refuse reissuance of a scrap metal
dealer license after the person has an opportunity for public
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 513
hearing pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act for any of the
following causes:
1. Engages in fraud or deceit in obtaining or renewing a
license;
2. Acts as a scrap metal dealer in this state without a
license;
3. Aids or abets another person in acting as a scrap metal
dealer without a license; or
4. Violates any of the provisions of the Oklahoma Scrap Metal
Dealers Act.
B. After notice and opportunity for a hearing in accordance
with the Administrative Procedures Act, if the Department finds any
person in violation of the Oklahoma Scrap Metal Dealers Act or any
rule promulgated or order issued pursuant thereto, the Department
shall have the authority to assess an administrative penalty of not
less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) and not more than Ten
Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) for each violation. Each action or
each day a violation continues may constitute a separate and
distinct violation.
C. In addition to penalties and fines, the Department shall
have authority to apply to district court and obtain a temporary or
permanent injunction against anyone who violates the Oklahoma Scrap
Metal Dealers Act and shall have authority to obtain or impose civil
monetary penalties on anyone who violates the Oklahoma Scrap Metal
Dealers Act.
D. Nothing in the Oklahoma Scrap Metal Dealers Act shall
preclude the Department from seeking penalties in district court in
the maximum amount allowed by law. The assessment of penalties in
an administrative enforcement proceeding shall not prevent the
subsequent assessment by a court of the maximum civil or criminal
penalties for violations of the Oklahoma Scrap Metal Dealers Act and
rules promulgated pursuant thereto.
E. Any person assessed an administrative or civil penalty may
be required to pay, in addition to the penalty amount and interest
thereon, attorney fees and costs associated with the collection of
the penalties.
F. If any person refuses, denies or interferes with any right
of access, the Department shall have the right to apply to and
obtain from a district court an administrative or other warrant as
necessary to enforce the right of access and inspection.
G. If the Department finds any person operating as a scrap
metal dealer without a license, the Department shall have the
authority to tag as "Not For Commercial Use" any weight or measure
utilized by the scrap metal dealer.
A. The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry
may suspend, cancel, revoke, or refuse reissuance of a scrap metal
dealer license after the person has an opportunity for public
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 513
hearing pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act for any of the
following causes:
1. Engages in fraud or deceit in obtaining or renewing a
license;
2. Acts as a scrap metal dealer in this state without a
license;
3. Aids or abets another person in acting as a scrap metal
dealer without a license; or
4. Violates any of the provisions of the Oklahoma Scrap Metal
Dealers Act.
B. After notice and opportunity for a hearing in accordance
with the Administrative Procedures Act, if the Department finds any
person in violation of the Oklahoma Scrap Metal Dealers Act or any
rule promulgated or order issued pursuant thereto, the Department
shall have the authority to assess an administrative penalty of not
less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) and not more than Ten
Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) for each violation. Each action or
each day a violation continues may constitute a separate and
distinct violation.
C. In addition to penalties and fines, the Department shall
have authority to apply to district court and obtain a temporary or
permanent injunction against anyone who violates the Oklahoma Scrap
Metal Dealers Act and shall have authority to obtain or impose civil
monetary penalties on anyone who violates the Oklahoma Scrap Metal
Dealers Act.
D. Nothing in the Oklahoma Scrap Metal Dealers Act shall
preclude the Department from seeking penalties in district court in
the maximum amount allowed by law. The assessment of penalties in
an administrative enforcement proceeding shall not prevent the
subsequent assessment by a court of the maximum civil or criminal
penalties for violations of the Oklahoma Scrap Metal Dealers Act and
rules promulgated pursuant thereto.
E. Any person assessed an administrative or civil penalty may
be required to pay, in addition to the penalty amount and interest
thereon, attorney fees and costs associated with the collection of
the penalties.
F. If any person refuses, denies or interferes with any right
of access, the Department shall have the right to apply to and
obtain from a district court an administrative or other warrant as
necessary to enforce the right of access and inspection.
G. If the Department finds any person operating as a scrap
metal dealer without a license, the Department shall have the
authority to tag as "Not For Commercial Use" any weight or measure
utilized by the scrap metal dealer.
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