Board lacked authority to discipline physician after license expired
The state’s medical board lacked authority to discipline a physician who had adulterated drugs when the physician’s license was expired, the Court of Appeals of [...]
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DisciplineLicensee not entitled to appear in person at board’s deliberations to decide sanctions against her on remand
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DisciplineAntitrust violations not necessarily crimes of moral turpitude
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NewsBoard lacked authority to discipline physician after license expired
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DisciplineSanction upheld for engaging, paying suspended fellow licensee as consultant
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NewsMD’s standard-of-care defense not relevant to ruling on criminal sexual misconduct
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DisciplineMD’s influencing and financially benefiting from elderly patient rose to dictionary definition of verb “exploit”
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DisciplineVeterinarian lacked discretion to stint on required doses of rabies vaccine
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DisciplineBoard’s use of protective order to withhold release of documents in wrong-side surgery case held to be against public policy
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DisciplineBoard’s imposition of harsher discipline than ALJ recommended was justified for chiropractor who taped mother’s abdomen and manipulated fetuses
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DisciplinePotential for attorney fees not sufficient injury to justify continuing appeal of a vacated disciplinary decision
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A physician whose sanction was being determined after a remand overturned part of the board's disciplinary decision was not entitled to an in-person appearance when the board [...] -
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