Deterrent Effect on Others May Be Considered in Revoking Individual Registration, Ruling Says

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Deterrent Effect on Others May Be Considered in Revoking Individual Registration, Ruling Says

Ken Baumgartner

May 8, 2014 at 04:25:00 ET

A California physician had his registration denied following a hearing before an administrative law judge for numerous deficiencies in recordkeeping and massive shortages in inventories of controlled drugs (In Re: Fred Samimi, M.D., 79 Fed. Reg. 18698; April 3, 2014). The physician distributed controlled drugs directly to patients from two locations without maintaining proper reco... Read More

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