Indiana State Board of Medical Registration & Examination v. Pickard

On January 13, 1930, Herman O. Pickard (appellee herein), filed his written application with the Indiana State Board of Medical Registration and Examination (appellant herein), for a certificate for a license to practice what he designates as “electrotherapeutics” under the act of 1927 (Acts 1927, ch. 248, p. 725, §2, §12243.1 Burns Supp. 1929). Appellant board, on June 18, 1930, refused to grant a certificate to appellee for a license to practice the healing art of electro-therapeutics and gave as the written reason that “Herman O. Pickard was not a graduate of any school or college of…