Minton v. Board of Medical Examiners

Core Citations

DISAPPROVED in

• Nassiri v. Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. of Nev.

DISAPPROVED BY OTHER CASE in

• Solid v. Eighth Judicial Dist. Court of State
• Tate v. State Bd. of Medical Examiners

This document cites

• Federal Cases - Estes v. State of Texas
• Federal Cases - Callahan v. Lash, Civ. No. 4032.
• Nevada - Townsend v. State
• Nevada - Power v. State
• Nevada - State v. Vezeris



See all quotations

• Nevada - Bivins Const. v. State Contractors' Bd.
• Nevada - Burleigh v. State Bar of Nevada
• Nevada - Potter v. State Bd. of Medical Examiners
• Federal Cases - Mathews v. Eldridge
• Nevada - State Bar of Nevada v. Claiborne
• Nevada - Henderson v. State
• Nevada - Lickey v. State
• Nevada - Young v. Johnny Ribeiro Bldg., Inc.
• Nevada - Molnar v. State ex rel. Bd. of Medical Examiners of State of Nev.
• US - Reference Stubs - Service of process
• US - Reference Stubs - Criminal offenses; disciplinary action taken by other jurisdiction; surrender of previous license while under investigation; malpractice; engaging in sexual activity with patient; disruptive behavior; violating or exploiting trust of patient for financial or personal gain; failure to offer appropriate care with intent to positively influence financial well-being; engaging in disreputable conduct; engaging in sexual contact with surrogate of patient or relatives of patient
• US - Reference Stubs - Disposition of charges: Adjudication by Board; dismissal of charges or required disciplinary action for violations; private reprimands prohibited; issuance of order imposing discipline; orders imposing discipline deemed public records
• US - Reference Stubs - Misrepresentation in obtaining or renewing license; false advertising; practicing under another name; signing blank prescription forms; influencing patient to engage in sexual activity; discouraging second opinion; terminating care without adequate notice
• US - Reference Stubs - Inability to practice medicine; deceptive conduct; violation of regulation governing practice of medicine or adopted by State Board of Pharmacy; unlawful distribution of controlled substance; injection of silicone; practice beyond scope of license; practicing experimental medicine without consent of patient or patient's family; lack of skill or diligence; habitual intoxication or dependency on controlled substances; filing of false report; failure to report certain changes of information or disciplinary or criminal action in another jurisdiction; failure to be found competent after examination; certain operation of a medical facility; prohibited administration of anesthesia or sedation; engaging in unsafe or unprofessional conduct; knowingly or willfully procuring or administering certain controlled substances or dangerous drugs; failure to supervise medical assistant adequately; allowing person not enrolled in accredited medical school to perform certain activities; failure to obtain required training regard
• US - Reference Stubs - NRS 233B.135 Judicial Review: Manner of Conducting; Burden of Proof; Standard For Review