FDA Notices of Judgment Collection, 1908-1966

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Start Over Collections Drugs and Devices, 1940-1963 ✖Remove constraint Collections: Drugs and Devices, 1940-1963 Titles 4303. Misbranding of penicillin G potassium tablets, sulfadiazine tablets, and secobarbital sodium capsules. U. S. v. Harold L. Potter (Potter's Drug Store), and Robert W. Lawson. Pleas of nolo contendere. Each defendant sentenced to 1 hour imprisonment; sentence suspended. ✖Remove constraint Titles: 4303. Misbranding of penicillin G potassium tablets, sulfadiazine tablets, and secobarbital sodium capsules. U. S. v. Harold L. Potter (Potter's Drug Store), and Robert W. Lawson. Pleas of nolo contendere. Each defendant sentenced to 1 hour imprisonment; sentence suspended. Defendants Harold L. Potter, trading as Potter's Drug Store, at Boise, Idaho, and Robert W. Lawson, an employee. ✖Remove constraint Defendants: Harold L. Potter, trading as Potter's Drug Store, at Boise, Idaho, and Robert W. Lawson, an employee. Adjudicating Courts District of Idaho ✖Remove constraint Adjudicating Courts: District of Idaho

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  • 4303. Misbranding of penicillin G potassium tablets, sulfadiazine tablets, and secobarbital sodium capsules. U. S. v. Harold L. Potter (Potter's Drug Store), and Robert W. Lawson. Pleas of nolo contendere. Each defendant sentenced to 1 hour imprisonment; sentence suspended.1

  • Harold L. Potter, trading as Potter's Drug Store, at Boise, Idaho, and Robert W. Lawson, an employee.1