All of the following are examples of limitations on licensees except:

• A. Cease and desist orders
• B. Probation
• C. License suspension
• D. Turning licensee over to local prosecutor to bring criminal charges

Answer: (D)

Limitations on licensees are actions the licensing authority itself uses to restrict or control someone’s right to practice when rules are violated. Cease and desist orders stop the activity immediately and often require compliance before continuing. Probation keeps the license in effect but under supervision and specific conditions. License suspension temporarily removes the license while issues are addressed. Turning a licensee over to a local prosecutor to bring criminal charges is a separate legal step outside the licensing body's disciplinary actions; it’s a criminal enforcement path, not a direct limitation imposed on the license itself. Therefore, that option is the exception.