If you are in a profession that is regulated by and requires licensing through a government agency (e.g., Utah’s DOPL), you are entitled to due process before they revoke or suspend your license. But because licensing is a civil process, the processes are not as strict as what is required in criminal court. In some circumstances, just being accused of a crime may initiate licensing or disciplinary actions. Keep in mind that whatever you say in a licensing proceeding may end up being used against you in your criminal case. Advice and assistance from a good attorney is key to understanding and protecting your rights.
The best defense attorneys ask questions that police don’t.