Tex. Occupations Code § 164.011
This is the official text of Tex. Occupations Code § 164.011, part of Texas’s Occupations Code — governs professional and occupational licensing.
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§ 164.011. LICENSE STATUS PENDING APPEAL.
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(a) The board's decision on a disciplinary matter may not be enjoined or stayed except on application to the appropriate court after notice to the board.
(b) A person may not practice medicine or deliver health care services in violation of a disciplinary order or action of the board while an appeal is pending unless the order or action is stayed by the appropriate court.
(c) A stay or injunction may not be granted if the license holder's continued practice presents a danger to the public. A stay or injunction may not be granted for a term that exceeds 120 days.
(b) A person may not practice medicine or deliver health care services in violation of a disciplinary order or action of the board while an appeal is pending unless the order or action is stayed by the appropriate court.
(c) A stay or injunction may not be granted if the license holder's continued practice presents a danger to the public. A stay or injunction may not be granted for a term that exceeds 120 days.
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