FDA Notices of Judgment Collection, 1908-1966

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Start Over Titles 3503. Adulteration and misbranding of amphetamine sulfate dextrorotatory tablets, amphetamine phosphate dextrorotatory tablets, rutin and ascorbic acid tablets, ascorbic acid tablets, and sulfamerazine tablets, and misbranding of stilbestrol tablets and elixir of phenobarbital. U. S. v. Hopkins & Hopkins Pharmaceutical Co. and Michael P. Hopkins. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $1,200 against company. Sentence of 1 day in jail against individual suspended; individual placed on probation for 1 day. ✖Remove constraint Titles: 3503. Adulteration and misbranding of amphetamine sulfate dextrorotatory tablets, amphetamine phosphate dextrorotatory tablets, rutin and ascorbic acid tablets, ascorbic acid tablets, and sulfamerazine tablets, and misbranding of stilbestrol tablets and elixir of phenobarbital. U. S. v. Hopkins & Hopkins Pharmaceutical Co. and Michael P. Hopkins. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $1,200 against company. Sentence of 1 day in jail against individual suspended; individual placed on probation for 1 day. Defendants Hopkins & Hopkins Pharmaceutical Co., a corporation, Philadelphia, Pa., and Michael P. Hopkins, president of the corporation. ✖Remove constraint Defendants: Hopkins & Hopkins Pharmaceutical Co., a corporation, Philadelphia, Pa., and Michael P. Hopkins, president of the corporation. Issue Dates December 1951 ✖Remove constraint Issue Dates: December 1951 Adjudicating Courts Eastern District of Pennsylvania ✖Remove constraint Adjudicating Courts: Eastern District of Pennsylvania

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  • 3503. Adulteration and misbranding of amphetamine sulfate dextrorotatory tablets, amphetamine phosphate dextrorotatory tablets, rutin and ascorbic acid tablets, ascorbic acid tablets, and sulfamerazine tablets, and misbranding of stilbestrol tablets and elixir of phenobarbital. U. S. v. Hopkins & Hopkins Pharmaceutical Co. and Michael P. Hopkins. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $1,200 against company. Sentence of 1 day in jail against individual suspended; individual placed on probation for 1 day.1

  • Hopkins & Hopkins Pharmaceutical Co., a corporation, Philadelphia, Pa., and Michael P. Hopkins, president of the corporation.1