Arizona § 32-2931 Violations; classification

Arizona Statutes

§ 32-2931 — Violations; classification

Arizona § 32-2931

Title 32Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 29HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS

Art. 3Regulation

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 32-2931 (2026).

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A.The following acts are class 5 felonies:

1.Practicing medicine as a homeopathic doctoror homeopathic practitioner pursuant to this chapter without being licensed or exempt from licensure pursuant to this chapter.

2.Securing a license to engage in the practice of homeopathic medicine pursuant to this chapter by fraud or deceit.

3.Impersonating a member of the board.

B.The following acts are class 2 misdemeanors:

1.Using the designation "doctor of homeopathy", "homeopathic doctor", "medical doctor-homeopathic", "doctor of osteopathic medicine (homeopathic)", "homeopathic practitioner" or "homeopathic physician" without being licensed pursuant to this chapter.

2.Using any words, initials or symbols that lead the public to believe that a person is licensed to engage in the pract

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A. The following acts are class 5 felonies:

1. Practicing medicine as a homeopathic doctoror homeopathic practitioner pursuant to this chapter without being licensed or exempt from licensure pursuant to this chapter.

2. Securing a license to engage in the practice of homeopathic medicine pursuant to this chapter by fraud or deceit.

3. Impersonating a member of the board.

B. The following acts are class 2 misdemeanors:

1. Using the designation "doctor of homeopathy", "homeopathic doctor", "medical doctor-homeopathic", "doctor of osteopathic medicine (homeopathic)", "homeopathic practitioner" or "homeopathic physician" without being licensed pursuant to this chapter.

2. Using any words, initials or symbols that lead the public to believe that a person is licensed to engage in the practice of homeopathic medicine in this state if this is not true.