United States v. Isadore I. Rosen

How courts have described this case

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• stating that conduct creating an inference that the defendants violated section 841(a)(1) includes instances where “[n]o physical examination was given”
• stating that conduct creating an inference that the defendants violated section 841(a)(1) includes instances where “[n]o physical examination was given”
• noting the absence of a legitimate medical purpose under a federal analog where the physician conducted no physical examination, issued many prescriptions, and used “street slang” in reference to drugs
• defendant prescribed controlled substances to undercover agents solely for checking his office for microphone “bugs” and telephone tap
• obesity practice sixty percent of total family practice; large amounts of controlled substances given to undercover agents
• only blood pressure and weight taken

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).