New deferred prosecution patients will be eligible for a Probationary License. Does that mean treatment facilities are required to report non-compliance to DOL in addition to the court, the prosecutor, and the client?
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- New deferred prosecution patients will be eligible for a Probationary License. Does that mean treatment facilities are required to report non-compliance to DOL in addition to the court, the prosecutor, and the client?
- How does a deferred prosecution petitioner request an extension of the temporary license, and what happens if the initial temporary license lapses before the extension can be effected?
- Do all patients with carcinoma of the esophagus benefit from treatment at teaching facilities?
