Houck v. Iowa Board of Pharmacy Examiners

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• recognizing section 147.76 vests interpretive authority in the licensing boards
• recognizing section 147.76 vests interpretive authority in the licensing boards
• finding pharmacists are not similarly situated to nonpharmacists for purposes of a statute regulating certain drugs
• finding pharmacists are not similarly situated to nonpharmacists for purposes of a statute regulating certain drugs
• discussing overlapping categories of drugs that are both controlled substances and require a prescription
• noting chapter 124 “categorize[s] various substances according to their relative potential for abuse, the degree to which the substance has an accepted medical use, and likelihood that abuse of the substance would lead to psychic or physical dependence”

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