Georgia Code
Article 6 - Pharmacies
§ 26-4-117. Duty to Prosecute Violations

History. Code 1981, § 26-4-117 , enacted by Ga. L. 1998, p. 686, § 1.

Structure Georgia Code

Title 26 - Food, Drugs, and Cosmetics

Chapter 4 - Pharmacists and Pharmacies

Article 6 - Pharmacies

§ 26-4-110. Pharmacy Licenses — Classifications; Applications; Fees; Investigations; Prescription Department Requirements

§ 26-4-111. Pharmacy Licenses — Minimum Standards; Transferability

§ 26-4-112. Occurrences Requiring Immediate Notification to Board

§ 26-4-113. Wholesale Distributors; Licensing Requirements; Suspension or Revocation of License; Reinstatement

§ 26-4-114. Special Pharmacy Permits

§ 26-4-114.1. Application to Board for Nonresident Pharmacy Permits; Requirements

§ 26-4-115. Wholesale Drug Distributors; Registration; Fees; Reports of Excessive Purchases; Penalty for Violations; Transfers of Drugs

§ 26-4-115.1. Requirement That Certain Wholesale Distributors of Controlled Substances and Dangerous Drugs Provide Price and Quantity Information

§ 26-4-116. Emergency Service Providers; Contracts With Issuing Pharmacy; Record Keeping; Inspections

§ 26-4-116.1. Licensed Health Practitioners Authorized to Prescribe Auto-Injectable Epinephrine for Schools; Pharmacists Authorized to Fill Prescriptions

§ 26-4-116.2. Authority of Licensed Health Practitioners to Prescribe Opioid Antagonists; Immunity From Liability

§ 26-4-116.3. Licensed Health Practitioners Authorized to Prescribe Levalbuterol Sulfate or Abuterol Sulfate for Schools; Pharmacists Authorized to Fill Prescriptions

§ 26-4-117. Duty to Prosecute Violations

§ 26-4-118. Pharmacy Audit Bill of Rights; Recoupment of Disputed Funds; Appeals Process for Unfavorable Reports; Final Audit Report; Investigative Audits Based on Criminal Offenses

§ 26-4-119. Pharmacy Anti-Steering and Transparency; Legislative Findings; Definitions; Prohibited Activities; Filing Disclosure Statement; Disciplinary Action; Application