New York Statutes

§ 6811 — Misdemeanors

New York·Law EDN Education·Title 8 The Professions·Art. 137 Pharmacy
§ 6811. Misdemeanors. It shall be a class A misdemeanor for:\n 1. Any person knowingly or intentionally to prevent or refuse to\npermit any board member or department representative to enter a pharmacy\nor any other establishment for the purpose of lawful inspection;\n 2. Any person whose license has been revoked to refuse to deliver the\nlicense;\n 3. Any pharmacist to display his license or permit it to be displayed\nin a pharmacy of which he is not the owner or in which he is not\nemployed, or any owner to fail to display in his pharmacy the license of\nthe pharmacist employed in said pharmacy;\n 4. Any holder of a license to fail to display the license;\n 5. Any owner of a pharmacy to display or permit to be displayed in his\npharmacy the license of any pharmacist not employed i

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