PROTESTERS gathered in Bournemouth town centre today to protest against a crime bill that can restrict the right to protest. The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, which passed its second reading in parliament last month, would allow police chiefs to put more conditions on static protests, including imposing a start and finish time as well as set noise limits.
Protesters gathered in Bournemouth today Opponents of the bill have rallied against it, with many protests held across the UK today, including in Bournemouth. In Bournemouth over 100 people attended the peaceful protest on Saturday, April 3, which included people sharing their own stories and views as well as a march through Bournemouth Lower Gardens.
CEDAR RAPIDS A Cedar Rapids family medicine physician has agreed to pay $100,000 to resolve allegations he prescribed opioids to patients who had no legitimate medical reason for the drugs.
Dr. Paul Lottes is accused of violating the Controlled Substances Act from August 2017 to April 2019 when he wrote opioid prescriptions for two patients that had no legitimate medical purpose and were not issued in the “usual course of professional practice,” according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
Lottes also agreed not to reapply for a controlled substances registration with the Drug Enforcement Administration for a period of three years. Without this registration, Lottes will not be able to prescribe controlled substances.
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