The Importance Of Protecting Your Nursing License After A
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Prescription drug charges are severe criminal offenses, and a criminal conviction can have long-lasting consequences, including jail time, hefty fines, and a criminal record. If a nurse is charged with a prescription drug offense, you must take swift action to protect your nursing license. Working with an attorney who understands nurses’ specific legal and ethical obligations is essential if you are facing criminal charges.
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