Sec. 2. It is lawful to prescribe, dispense, or administer controlled substances for the treatment of drug abuse if the following conditions are met: (1) The controlled substances are used for the treatment or maintenance of a drug abuser. (2) The treatment or maintenance is medically indicated. (3) The treatment or maintenance is prescribed by a physician as a part of a rehabilitation program approved by the director and dispensed in compliance with the regulations for the dispensing of controlled substances. [Pre-1992 Revision Citation: 16-13-6.1-26.] IC 12-23-14 Chapter 14. Court Established Alcohol and Drug Services Program 12-23-14-1 Authority to establish program 12-23-14-2 Operation of program by court or under private contract 12-23-14-3 Rules and special orders 12-23-14-4 Individuals eligible; jurisdiction of court 12-23-14-5 Individuals eligible; referrals 12-23-14-6 Range of services provided 12-23-14-7 Direct treatment or rehabilitation services; inadequacy of existing community resources 12-23-14-8 Establishment in county of alcohol and drug services program; statement from office of judicial administration; approval of legislative and appropriating body 12-23-14-9 Petition for approval 12-23-14-10 Approval of program operated through private contractor; drafting of contract 12-23-14-11 Program executive director; assistants and clerks 12-23-14-12 Program employees and contractors; duties; assignment by court 12-23-14-13 Powers of the office of judicial administration 12-23-14-14 Program costs; payment; city or county general fund; user fee fund; compensation of employees and contractors 12-23-14-15 Financial assistance; private and governmental sources 12-23-14-16 Fees charged for program; fee schedule; maximum fee; deposit of fees 12-23-14-17 Indiana supreme court drug and alcohol programs fund; grants 12-23-14-18 Chemical tests; costs; reporting of chemical test results 12-23-14-19 Right to participate; immunity from liability
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