Loui v. Board of Medical Examiners:
a.    Doctor hired an assistant and then attempted to rape her.  He was convicted of attempted rape and kidnapping.
b.    The Board reviewed him and suspended his license for a year.  The doctor appealed the decision, calling it double jeopardy–punished twice for the same crime.
c.    HELD: court said the suspension was not punishing him, but instead, giving him an opportunity to think about his behavior as a professional, and the potential response of the public.  They are “re-teaching” him b/c the practice of medicine is not a right, but a privilege.  If he was entitled to practice medicine as a right, then it may be more of a punishment.  But this is not the case.