Figures are derived from the 931 case records collected on this site, not from any official total. A record counts here when its Drug field names amphetamine; it also appears on the stimulants page.

Monetary penalties stated

Median: $70,000
Smallest $25,000 · largest $1,000,000

Median of 5 amounts in US dollars (civil settlements and penalties, criminal fines, restitution, forfeiture) stated in 4 of 29 records. 25 records state no dollar amount.

Custodial sentences stated

Shortest: 6 months
Longest: 156 months (13 years)

2 prison or jail terms stated in 2 of 29 records. Probation, supervised release, home confinement and suspended terms are not counted.

Roles named in the records

Roles in these records
RoleRecords
Physician / surgeon7
Nurse (role unspecified)6
Pharmacist6
Not stated in the record or its title5
Pharmacy technician4
Nurse practitioner / APRN1

From the Role field (4) or, where the record has none, the case title (20).

States with the most records

States in these records
StateRecords
Vermont3
Hawaii2
Kansas2
New York2
California1
Colorado1
Connecticut1
Florida1

24 states and territories in all; every state.

Settings involved

Settings in these records
SettingRecords
Other / not classified17
Retail pharmacy7
Hospital / health system5

Other drugs and classes

Cases

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  1. Nevada grocery-pharmacy technician accused of diverting hydrocodone, amphetamine and oxycodone tablets from patient bottles 2017-08 · Retail pharmacy
  2. Maryland Physician Sentenced in Stimulant Diversion Case (2015) 2015 · Maryland · Other / not classified
  3. Hospital Settles Adderall Diversion Allegations Involving Medical Residents — New York, 2013 2013-09-20 · Brooklyn, New York · Hospital / health system
  4. South Burlington physician pleaded guilty to prescription fraud after writing prescriptions under fictitious names 2012-11 · Other / not classified

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Disclaimer

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