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Posted on Wednesday, 12th November 2008 by dcooley

A Cuyahoga County grand jury in Ohio returned a state indictment against police officer Anthony Tuleta, former firefighter Craig Romey and former EMS paramedic Angel Otero for the possession of steroids purchased from an internet pharmacy.  Also indicted was Dr. Ramon Scruggs of California.  Dr. Scruggs faces 13 counts of drug trafficking.
According to Cleveland.com, “Tuleta, Romey and [...]

Tags: Doctors, Drug Possession, Indictment, Internet Pharmacy Law, Ohio, State Law, Steroids
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Posted on Wednesday, 8th October 2008 by dcooley

The U.S. Attorney for the District of Utah today announced the indictment of 18 individuals under The Controlled Substances Act for activities connected with two online pharmacies (lighthousemeds.com and federalmeds.com).  Specifically, the press release and indictment allege violations of The Controlled Substances Act for the following reasons:

some customers could purchase drugs from an online pharmacy without a [...]

Tags: Controlled Substances, Indictment, Internet Pharmacy Law, James Brinton, Utah
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Posted on Thursday, 25th September 2008 by dcooley

The DEA’s Diversion Control website provides a list of doctors convicted or with pending trials under The Controlled Substances Act.  Unfortunately, it is nowhere near exhaustive.  Moreover, the list includes offline prescription convictions.  The list, for example, also would include a local doctor who might blindly write prescriptions for his or her patients.  In fact, [...]

Tags: Controlled Substances, Criminal Appeals, Criminal Defense, Doctors, Indictment, Internet Pharmacy Law, Non-Controlled Substances, Plea, Sentence, Trial
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