I just had the misfortune to read the November '09 meeting minutes of the LLR Board of Architectural Examiners. They're at it again, chasing those evil architects that are missing seminars. Two architects mentioned in the text were fined $2,000 for not keeping continuing education up to date. But a new twist has occurred. Instead of revoking their license, they get to keep it going until a grace period for compliance elapses. What? Have they changed their ways? The threats about libel may have struck a chord with the board attorney. And a more sinister addition to the disciplinary actions gives me chills. They now make the victim sign away any legal recourse or judicial review of their actions - just in case Clay was right. They may still get in trouble for this.
They are circling the wagons a little at the time. Is this an admittance that revoking the license was a bad thing to do? Is this a small victory? I'm sure they will never admit it. It is curious though...
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