· 11/2/1984
McDonnell v. Commission on Medical Discipline
Citations
- 483 A.2d 76
- 301 Md. 426
- 44 A.L.R. 4th 237
- 1984 Md. LEXIS 378
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- noting that the “purpose of disciplinary proceedings against licensed professionals is not to punish the offender but rather as a catharsis for the profession and a prophylactic for the public”
- stating that “[t]he purpose of disciplinary proceedings against licensed professionals is not to punish the offender but rather as a catharsis for the profession and a prophylactic for the public”
- stating that \ [t]he purpose of disciplinary proceedings against licensed professionals is not to punish the offender but rather as a catharsis for the profession and a prophylactic for the public\
- explaining that the “purpose of disciplinary proceedings against licensed professionals is not to punish the offender but rather as a catharsis for the profession and a prophylactic for the public”
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Judges: Murphy
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