What term replaces 'disbarment' for legal paraprofessionals?

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Disbarment means a lawyer loses the right to practice law. Paralegals and other legal paraprofessionals aren’t licensed lawyers; they hold certifications or registrations. When disciplinary action removes that credential, the appropriate term is revocation of the certification. It signifies a permanent withdrawal of the credential needed to work as a paralegal. Suspension would be temporary, censure is just a formal reprimand, and disqualification is typically used for eligibility in other contexts, not for removing a professional credential.