Medical Licensing Board v. Provisor
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BAKER, Judge.
In this interlocutory appeal, we are asked to consider whether, in light of the doctrine of separation of powers, a trial court has the authority to enjoin the Medical Licensing Board, an administrative agency, in its decision not to renew a physician’s medical license.
FACTS
In September 1993, appellee-petitioner Dr. Deborah Provisor, a pediatrician, was convicted of Child Molesting, 1 a Class D felony. As a result, the State filed a petition with appellant-respondent the Medical Licensing Board of Indiana (Board) seeking to revoke Provisor’s medical license. Following a…
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