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Board schedules adjudicatory hearing, offers consent agreement with $1,000 penalty in Case 2025-PHA-21010
Summary
The Maine Board of Pharmacy voted to schedule an adjudicatory hearing for complaint 2025-PHA-21010 and to offer a consent agreement requiring admission of a violation of 10 M.R.S. § 8003(5-A)(A)(10), a warning, and a $1,000 civil penalty. Complaint Officer abstained from the vote.
The Maine Board of Pharmacy voted on Feb. 5, 2026, to schedule an adjudicatory hearing in complaint 2025-PHA-21010 and to offer a consent agreement that would include an admission to a violation of 10 M.R.S. § 8003(5-A)(A)(10), a warning, and a $1,000 civil penalty.
Bradley Hamilton, R.Ph., Chain Pharmacist, moved for the board to schedule the hearing and offer the consent agreement; Samantha Emmons, PharmD, Retail Pharmacist, seconded the motion. President Edward Kane, Esq., Public Member, and Timothy McCormack, Esq., Public Member, voted in favor; Complaint Officer Eric Norberg, RPh, abstained; Abdifatah Ahmed and Nicholas Haar were absent as recorded in the minutes.
The motion documents a proposed enforcement resolution (admission, warning, penalty) that would resolve the matter if the respondent accepts the consent agreement; if not, the board has scheduled the matter for adjudication. The statutory reference cited by the board in the motion is 10 M.R.S. § 8003(5-A)(A)(10). The minutes do not specify a hearing date or the party named in the complaint.
