What action can a person take if their license is revoked according to Texas Occupation Code Chapter 53.052(a)?

A person whose license has been revoked according to Texas Occupation Code Chapter 53.052(a) can file an action in district court. This option is provided as a legal remedy for individuals who believe that their license revocation was unjustified. The process allows them to present their case in a judicial setting, where evidence and arguments can be evaluated.

The statute recognizes that individuals facing such disciplinary actions should have the opportunity to challenge those actions within the judicial system, ensuring a fair process. This is in line with the broader principles of administrative law, which often provide avenues for individuals to contest decisions made by governing bodies.

Options such as appealing to the Supreme Court, seeking mediation services, or requesting a review from the governor do not align with the specific provisions outlined in Chapter 53.052(a) as remedies for license revocation. The district court action is a direct response to the revocation, aligning with legal procedures for challenging administrative decisions.