What is the condition under which a revoked license may be reinstated?

The condition for reinstating a revoked license revolves around the licensee proving that the facts supporting the revocation are false. This means that the individual can provide evidence or arguments that challenge the basis for which the revocation occurred. In many regulatory frameworks, including those governing law enforcement certifications, it is essential for individuals to demonstrate that the reasons for their revocation were inaccurate or unjustifiable to qualify for reinstatement. This places the onus on the licensee to effectively counter the allegations or findings that led to their license revocation, highlighting accountability and the importance of integrity within the profession.

In contrast, completing additional training, waiting for a set period, or retaking the licensing exam do not inherently address the original reasons for the license revocation. Without disproving the facts that led to the revocation, these actions alone do not guarantee reinstatement.