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A notary public who is not an attorney has already received a first-offense sanction for advertising as 'Notario Publico' without the required disclaimer. The notary then commits a second offense of the same violation. What is the consequence under Government Code section 8219.5?

A

A $1,500 civil penalty for the second offense

B

A misdemeanor criminal charge in addition to a civil penalty

C

Suspension of the commission for not less than two years

D

Permanent revocation of the notary's commission

Correct Answer

D. Permanent revocation of the notary's commission

AI Explanation

Second offense for notario publico / foreign language advertising violation. Government Code section 8219.5 provides that a first offense is grounds for suspension or revocation of the commission, while a second offense is grounds for the permanent revocation of the notary's commission. The permanent revocation for a second offense is the most severe administrative sanction available.

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