Litigation Attorneys Jeffrey J Ansley and Jason B Sobelman Author Article in The Texas Lawbook
Government Investigations & White Collar Defense Shareholder Jeff Ansley and Associate Jason Sobelman recently authored the article “Ruan v. United States: SCOTUS Potentially Limits CSA’s Application” in The Texas Lawbook. In the article, they discuss the United States Supreme Court’s long-anticipated opinion in Ruan, in which the Court for the first time held that a physician’s subjective good faith in writing controlled substances prescriptions is a defense to criminal charges for violating the Controlled Substances Act. The decision firmly—and correctly—establishes the availability of a good faith defense to providers that they had the requisite intent to violate the CSA.
To read the article in full, click here. Subscription may be required for further viewing on The Texas Lawbook website.
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July 18, 2022
Government Investigations & White Collar Defense Shareholder Jeff Ansley and Associate Jason Sobelman recently authored the article “Ruan v. United States: SCOTUS Potentially Limits CSA’s Application” in The Texas Lawbook. In the article, they discuss the United States Supreme Court’s long-anticipated opinion in Ruan, in which the Court for the first time held that a physician’s subjective good faith in writing controlled substances prescriptions is a defense to criminal charges for violating the Controlled Substances Act. The decision firmly—and correctly—establishes the availability of a good faith defense to providers that they had the requisite intent to violate the CSA.
To read the article in full, click here. Subscription may be required for further viewing on The Texas Lawbook website.
