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When is a prescription of OxyContin considered a criminal activity?

April 26, 2017activity criminal OxyContin prescription

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When is a prescription of OxyContin considered a criminal activity?

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Prescribing OxyContin is considered a criminal activity if any of the following occurs: • A doctor fraudulently prescribes OxyContin to abusers for money. • A pharmacist illegally fills an abuser’s prescription, or forges prescriptions for abusers. • Abusers steal prescription pads, and then write their own forged prescriptions. • Dealers, or abusers, burglarize pharmacies.