Raymond v. Board of Registration in Medicine

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• upholding revocation of physician ’ s license for conviction of knowing possession of submachine guns
• board warranted in concluding that conviction of knowing possession of two unregistered submachine guns called into question physician’s ability to practice medicine
• conviction for possession and sale of unregistered guns sufficiently “calls into question [physician’s] ability to practice medicine” to be basis for discipline
• due process not violated by agency’s dual role unless “special circumstances in a particular case may demonstrate an unacceptable risk of unfairness”
• court upheld the revocation of physician's license for the physician selling and possessing unregistered automatic submachine guns
• board has authority to discipline physicians for conduct that undermines public confidence in the integrity of the profession; reasonably related to promotion of the public health, welfare, and safety

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