· 8/16/1978
Tauber v. STATE BD. OF OSTEOPATHIC MED., EX'RS
Citations
- 362 So. 2d 90
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the immediate necessity of protecting human life necessitated an order revoking the physician's license after the death of a patient
- holding that “due process requirements are satisfied if an opportunity for a meaningful hearing is provided”
- doctor’s due process rights were not violated because doctor was given sufficient notice of hearing and had the opportunity to present evidence and argument and examine witnesses at a hearing before his license to practice medicine was suspended
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Judges: Moore
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