United States v. Richard Evans
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
KING, Circuit Judge:
*696 After practicing medicine for over thirty years, Doctor Richard Evans decided to branch into pain management. Seven years, eleven thousand oxycodone prescriptions, and a couple of million dollars later, Evans faced federal criminal charges. According to the Government, Evans's pain-management clinic was really a "pill mill"-an operation that prescribes drugs with no legitimate medical purpose. After a lengthy jury trial, Evans was convicted of distributing controlled substances, money laundering, mail fraud, and conspiracy.
Evans now appeals. He claims the evidence at…
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