(a) On a determination by the commission that a license holder or crime laboratory has committed professional negligence or professional misconduct under this article, violated the code of professional responsibility under this article, or otherwise violated this article or a rule or order of the commission under this article, the commission may, as applicable:

1. (1) revoke or suspend the person's license or crime laboratory's accreditation;
2. (2) refuse to renew the person's license or crime laboratory's accreditation; or
3. (3) reprimand the license holder or crime laboratory.

(b) The commission may place on probation a person whose license is suspended. If a license suspension is probated, the commission may require the license holder to:

1. (1) report regularly to the commission on matters that are the basis of the probation; or
2. (2) continue or review continuing professional education until the license holder attains a degree of skill satisfactory to the commission in those areas that are the basis of the probation.

(c) The commission shall give written notice by certified mail of a determination described by Subsection (a) to the applicable license holder or crime laboratory. The notice must:

1. (1) include a brief summary of the alleged negligence, misconduct, or violation;
2. (2) state the disciplinary action taken by the commission; and
3. (3) inform the license holder or crime laboratory of the license holder's or crime laboratory's right to a hearing before the Judicial Branch Certification Commission on the occurrence of the negligence, misconduct, or violation, the imposition of a disciplinary action, or both.