Figures are derived from the 931 case records collected on this site, not from official state totals. With 4 records, the figures below describe those records only; they say nothing about Rhode Island as a whole.

Monetary penalties stated

Median: $315,000,000
Smallest $315,000,000 · largest $315,000,000

Median of 1 amount in US dollars (civil settlements and penalties, criminal fines, restitution, forfeiture) stated in 1 of 4 records. 3 records state no dollar amount.

Custodial sentences stated

Shortest: 24 months (2 years)
Longest: 24 months (2 years)

2 prison or jail terms stated in 2 of 4 records. Probation, supervised release, home confinement and suspended terms are not counted.

Drug classes involved

Drug classes in the Rhode Island records
Drug classRecords
Other controlled substance3
Opioids1

A record naming drugs from two classes counts in both.

Roles named in the records

Roles in the Rhode Island records
RoleRecords
Nurses3
Not stated in the record or its title1

From the Role field (0) or, where the record has none, the case title (3).

Settings involved

Settings in the Rhode Island records
SettingRecords
Hospital / health system2
Other / not classified1
Retail pharmacy1

Licensing boards in Rhode Island

Official board sites, where disciplinary orders are published. Links checked 2026-11-09.

Cases

Newest first

  1. CVS Agrees to Pay $315M Over Unlawfully Filled Opioid Prescriptions and False Claims 2026-10-13 · Rhode Island · Retail pharmacy
  2. Rhode Island School Nurse Took Possession of a Discontinued Controlled-Substance Medication Prescribed to a Student 2024-03-18 · Rhode Island · Other / not classified
  3. Rhode Island VA Nurse Sentenced Over Liquid Opioid Tampering 2019-04-05 · Providence, Rhode Island · Hospital / health system
  4. Rhode Island Nurse Sentenced in Opioid Diversion Case (2019) 2019 · Rhode Island · Hospital / health system

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Disclaimer

Case summaries are based on public records (DOJ press releases, court documents, licensing-board orders, news reports). Charges are allegations unless a conviction is noted. Analysis is educational, not legal advice.

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