October 2008

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I previously wrote about the legal difficulties of convicting an internet

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The DEA wasted no time issuing its press release on President Bush’s signing of the Ryan Haight Act:

Cyber-criminals illegally peddling controlled substances over the Internet have invaded households and threatened America’s youth for far too long by supplying pharmaceuticals with a few clicks of a mouse and a credit card number,” Acting Administrator Leonhart said.

Rogue Internet pharmacies typically operate with active participation of an unscrupulous doctor who willingly issues prescriptions to “patients” throughout the country whom the doctor never sees and without a preexisting bona fide doctor-patient relationship.

Despite the fact that the doctor-patient relationship argument

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According to the text of the Ryan Haight Act, most of its provisions, including the ones

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