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The Estes case showed that courts were not going to bar doctors from practicing based solely on criminal convictions. To suspend or expel physicians from medicine, medical boards were going to have to prove cases in their own administrative hearings. They simply could not rely on outside hearings. Additionally, the court made that they were willing to scrutinize medical board decision. They were going to just rubber-stamp their decisions.
====Conclusion====While Oregon was one of the last states to pass a medical licensing laws, it took some states anywhere from 5 to 10 years to pass a version of this law. Ultimately, Oregon physicians could convince convinced the state legislature to pass a law to bribe by bribing lawmakers still. Still, after the law was passed, legislators legislative amendments to these laws that strengthened these laws without additional monetary incentives.
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