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Law

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The body of principles that govern conduct and the observance of which can be enforced in courts

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T/F: The law reflects whether something is morally or ethically right or wrong

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False

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T/F: Following the law may not allow a pharmacist to provide the best care to their patient

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True

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Statute

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A written law enacted by the legislature

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Who reviews the laws?

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Congress or the state legislature

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Who signs the laws?

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President or state governor

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T/F: Laws go through a public comment and revision process

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False

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Where are federal laws listed?

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United States Code (USC)

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Where are Indiana laws listed?

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Indiana Code (IC)

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Regulation (rule)

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A rule having the force of law issued by an administrative agency (often provide detailed information on how to follow a particular law)

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Administrative agency

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Groups of non-elected, although sometimes appointed, officials with expertise in the area of interest that are authorized to issue regulations within the law itself

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Administrative agencies that establish federal regulations for pharmacy

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Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

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Promulgation process for regulations

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Publication and comment process that a regulation must go through before it is final (if it does not go through this process, it can be challenged in court for failing to follow proper procedures)

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Where are federal regulations listed?

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Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)

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Where are Indiana regulations listed?

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Indiana Administrative Code (IAC)

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US Code citation

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Title USC § section(subsections)

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Code of Federal Regulations citation

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Title CFR §section(subsection)

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Location of most citations for pharmacy or drug-related topics in USC and CFR

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Title 21 - Food and Drugs

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Indiana Code citation

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IC title-article-chapter-sections

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Indiana Administrative Code citation

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Title IAC article-chapter (also called rules in IAC)-section

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Legal actions for pharmacists who do not follow the law

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Criminal, civil, and administrative actions

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Criminal action

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When you break the law and face punishment from the state or federal government related to the breach

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Examples of criminal penalties

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Fines and jail time

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Civil actions

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Occur when one private party sues another because they believe they have been harmed by the other person’s conduct

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Result of civil action
Compensate the injured party for the damage caused by the wrongdoer
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Example of civil action
Getting sued/ going to court
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Causes of civil action
Liability, negligence, and malpractice
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Administrative action
Occurs when a professional violates a law or regulation, or when an administrative agency believes an activity warrants investigation (may result in a hearing to review the evidence related to the issue -> vote on whether a violation occurred and the sanction)
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Examples of sanctions (result of administrative action)
Warnings, fines, probation, license suspension, and license revocation