People v. Lawrence Johnson

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• the statutory physician-patient privilege yielded in a prosecution for altering a prescription
• the statutory physician-patient privilege yielded in a prosecution for altering a prescription
• Communications between a physician and a patient, however confidential they may be, are held not to be privileged if they have been made in the furtherance of an unlawful or criminal purpose.

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