Legal Opinion
Floyd v. Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Decided December 20, 1971No. 5-5688PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Carleton Harris, Chief Justice.
As part of an investigative procedure, appellee, Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy, mailed two prescriptions to appellant, Sam R. Floyd. The prescriptions were entirely fictitious, but were filled by appellant and mailed to an Ethel Draper of Ferndale, Arkansas. Thereafter, Floyd was charged by the Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy with having violated the pharmacy laws of Arkansas, by selling Equanil to Mrs. Ethel Draper of Ferndale, Arkansas, without a valid prescription therefor on January 2, 1969, and by selling Dexamyl to Mrs. Ethel Draper of Ferndale,…
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