Wyoming MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

Before the board denies, revokes, or suspends a license of any kind in Wyoming, what must they provide?

1. Denial letter

2. Meeting notification

3. Request for evidence

4. Order to show cause

The correct answer is: Order to show cause

Before the board denies, revokes, or suspends a license of any kind in Wyoming, they must provide an "Order to show cause." This means that the individual whose license is at risk must be given notice and an opportunity to present their case or evidence before any adverse action is taken. This process allows the licensee to respond to the reasons for the potential denial, revocation, or suspension and defend their position. It ensures due process and fairness in administrative proceedings. The other options are not the correct answer because: A. A denial letter would come after the decision has been made, not before. B. Meeting notification might be part of the process but specifically, an "Order to show cause" is required before taking adverse action. C. Request for evidence may be part of the investigative process but does not specifically refer to the formal notification required before denying, revoking, or suspending a license.