Common practice: Doctors with abuse problems allowed to continue practicing

Published February 20, 2014

Common practice: Doctors with abuse problems allowed to continue practicing
FARGO — An oral surgeon tested positive for methamphetamine. An on-call … In each case, the doctor's license was suspended for one year, but the suspension won't be served as long as he or she completes required evaluations and treatment. A review … Read more on Jamestown Sun

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Starting in 2004, and every year after, Latshaw filed for restraining orders to keep the methamphetamine addict away. … When he was 12 and 13, he ran away — first from a mental health counseling session, then from inpatient treatment. He went … Read more on HeraldNet

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The conviction can result in a prison sentence of three to 14 years and probation is possible only if it includes the Treatment Alternative for Safe Communities program, which focuses on addiction issues to end criminal behavior. Assistant State's … Read more on Journal Gazette and Times-Courier