The petitioner was found guilty of professional misconduct in that he practiced his profession fraudulently and committed "unprofessional conduct" (Education Law, § 6509, subds [1], [9]). The hearing panel found that petitioner had prescribed very large quantities of the drugs Tuinal and Doriden to five different persons whom he knew to be drug addicts and that he had prescribed these drugs not because he thought them useful in treating the addicts but because the addicts...
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