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Question: Is it legal to require, in this environment and setting, the submission of prescription medication. couldn''t select consumer law :/
Asked on Mar 26th, 2012 on Business Law - Connecticut
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4 years ago I had knee surgery, and ended up addicted to non prescribed painkillers. I am currently in shelter house, which is part of an outpatient and intensive outpatient facility. Almost every employee at the house is a recovering addict, who have also been thought (or caughr) stealing. Also, we only have access to meds at 6am and 8pm. I have take as needed medicine, xanex, for panic attacks, which I have no access to. Also, I have adderall that I''m required to submit to the supervision of an addict. Also, I could not select the proper state, which is Maryland.
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Assuming your housing arrangements are voluntary and compliance with the rules of the institution is required for all residents, I can think of no legal reason why those rules should not be applied on a non-discriminatory basis to you. If you are involuntarily committed and are being denied needed medication on the schedule prescribed by your physician, that might be another story.
Answered on Apr 08th, 2012 at 2:49 PM