Texas court rejects suit seeking to allow all physicians to dispense medication
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Siding with experts who made in-person evaluation of medical student, court orders national board to provide test accommodations to student with learning disabilities
A federal court in New York issued a preliminary injunction December 2 requiring the National Board of Medical Examiners to [...]
“Immoral conduct” standard unconstitutionally vague without narrower construction
A state law allowing the Minnesota Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board to deny a substitute teacher license [...]
Room scans before proctored remote tests are 4th Amendment searches and unconstitutional
Credit: Warren LeMay, https://flic.kr/p/HM3ugK A scan of a student’s room by a proctor admini-stering a remote exam at [...]
States’ differing rates of licensure do not affect interstate migration, study finds
Supporters of deregulation of professional licensure often contend that licensing requirements discourage people from moving [...]
Unlicensed practitioner entitled to judicial appeal despite lack of formal proceedings by board
A man engaged in unregistered engineering can challenge a state board’s conclusion that he was required to obtain a [...]
Average 2-year-long board discipline process needs reform, audit finds
An audit commissioned by the Nevada legislature, which reviewed the Board of Medical Examiners’ activities from 2017 [...]
Conditions placed on license because of past mental health troubles do not implicate constitutional rights
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit held May 25 that a decision to place conditions on the license of an [...]
Medical board websites fail to highlight—and often bury—information on physician sexual misconduct
Medical boards’ website information about physicians’ sexual misconduct is often hard to find, euphemistic, and [...]