At trial, prosecutors will say there's plenty of evidence pharmacy operators knew they were breaking the law even before passage of federal law spelling that out.
September 28, 2012 at 03:32 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO The drugs purchased from Safescripts Online were government-approved medications, the prescriptions signed by a licensed physician. And the world of Internet pharmacies was a virtual Wild West no federal law applied.
For those reasons, three men charged with illegally distributing drugs through an online pharmacy believed their business passed legal muster, defense lawyers plan to tell a federal jury Monday in opening statements.
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