May-June 2010
May-June 2010
- ADA and opioid addiction: State agencies must answer charge of ‘secret’ ban on methadone treatment for professionals
- Certifier suspends, revokes members for brain-dumping of items to test-preparation company
- Technology spawning new cheating opportunities, experts say
- No appeal of denied test accommodations without pending request
- Examiners ordered to increase font size for test-taker
- Calls for ending delegation of discipline after Bradley scandal
- Criminal prosecution of licensee takes precedence over discipline
- Drunk-driving convictions make licensee unfit to practice
- Federal court refuses to rule in suit against board
- Board isn’t required to consider mitigating evidence
- Revocation proper price for billing for non-existent surgeries
- Psychiatrist’s affair with patient sufficient reason to revoke
- Delay in prosecution scotches case against accused doctor
- Discipline defeated for lack of expert testimony
- Texas high court denies appeal of debt-ridden bar applicant
- Patient cause of death properly established in doctor’s discipline case
- Complainant can’t force board to discipline Guantanamo interrogator
- Omission of unlicensed-practice history is fatal to license application
- FTC slates 2011 hearing on charges state board conspired
- Licensee wins attorney fees, expenses after winning appeal