They found ways to do it whether legal or not. Similar happened to Dr. Meryl Nass in Maine, currently in the middle of a much-delayed hearing over whether to turn her temporary license suspension into a permanent one. They didn't like what she was saying about Ivermectin, etc. so they cooked up some anonymous allegations against her (from people who were not her patients) as a pretext for license suspension, but have recently withdrawn all the allegations of 'misinformation' so they don't have to back them up, and are now focusing on technicalities of the prescribing of HCQ and IVM. Recent hearing summary/footage here and radio call in summary from yesterday here.