What actions may be pursued by the State or the Board to enjoin unauthorized practices?

The correct action that may be pursued by the State or the Board to enjoin unauthorized practices is maintaining an action in the name of the State or the Board. This option reflects the legal authority and responsibility of the State or the Board to take direct legal action to prevent unauthorized practices that may harm the public or undermine regulatory standards.

Such actions are typically necessary when there is a violation of licensing laws or regulations governing professional conduct. By initiating these legal proceedings, the State or the Board seeks to uphold the integrity of the profession and protect consumers from unlicensed or unethical practices.

The other options, while they represent potential actions that may be relevant in different contexts, do not encompass the formal process available to the Board or the State when it comes to directly addressing unauthorized practices. Prosecution and denying licenses, for instance, may focus on punitive or regulatory aspects but do not specifically represent the direct legal action designed to stop unauthorized practices. Sending warning letters may serve as a preliminary step but does not carry the authority of a formal enjoining action necessary to halt such practices effectively.