HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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drafted as part of the definition of "pharmacy"
— are not expressed as substantive prohibitions,
they nevertheless are just that, as becomes clear
when reading the present definition in
conjunction with present Art. 43, §§ 249 and
268(a) (now §§ 12-701 and 12-703 of this
subtitle), which prohibit practicing pharmacy
without a license and establishing and operating
a pharmacy without a pharmacy permit,
respectively. Note that under a literal reading,
which interpreted Art. 43, § 250(b)(4) as an
element of the definition of "pharmacy", the
Attorney General has expressed the opinion that
the provision is unconstitutionally broad and
vague. See 59 Op. Att'y Gen. 543 (1974).

12-705.
12-706.

RESERVED.
RESERVED.

12-707. PENALTIES; REPORT OF CONVICTIONS.

(A) $100 FINE.

A PERSON WHO VIOLATES ANY PROVISION OF THE FOLLOWING
SUBTITLES OR SECTIONS OF THIS TITLE IS GUILTY OF A
MISDEMEANOR AND ON CONVICTION IS SUBJECT TO A FINE NOT
EXCEEDING $100:

(1)	§ 12-310;
(2) SUBTITLE 4;
(3)	§ 12-501;
(4)	§ 12-503;
(5)	§ 12-504;
(6)	§ 12-505;
(7)	§ 12-506;
(8)	§ 12-509;
(9)	§ 12-510;
(10)	§ 12-511;
(11)	§ 12-604.

AND

(B) $1,000 AND 1 YEAR.

A PERSON WHO VIOLATES ANY PROVISION OF THE FOLLOWING
SECTIONS OF THIS TITLE IS GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR AND ON
CONVICTION IS SUBJECT TO A FINE NOT EXCEEDING $1,000 OR
IMPRISONMENT NOT EXCEEDING 1 YEAR OR BOTH: