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TITLE 7.

allowed by the president, under the regulations of the society, they do not apply for a certificate of membership in such society, his apply. license shall be deemed forfeited, and he shall be subject thereafter, to all the provisions and penalties of the laws of this state, in relation to unlicensed physicians, until upon a special application, he shall be admitted a member of the medical society, in the county in which he shall reside.

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S3. If there shall be preferred to any county medical Charges for society, specific charges against any member thereof, of gross duct. ignorance or misconduct in his profession, or of immoral conduct or habits, a special meeting of the society to consider the charges shall be called, of which at least ten days previous notice shall be given, in one or more of the newspapers printed in the county.

1 H., 666; 13 W., 473; 10 W., 449; 24 B., 579.

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S4. If two-thirds of the members present at such meeting Proceedshall be of opinion, that the charges preferred are well founded, thereon. the president of the society, shall, without delay, deliver a certified copy of the charges and of the vote of the society thereon, to the district attorney of the county, and shall give notice of such delivery to the member accused, who from that time shall be suspended from the practice of physic and surgery, until the determination of such charges, in the manner herein after provided.

S5. The district attorney to whom the charges shall be delivered, shall serve a copy thereof without delay, on the member accused, and at the same time shall give him notice, of the time and place at which the judges of the court of common pleas of the county will meet, for the purpose of hearing and determining the same: such notice shall be served at least fourteen days, before the time of hearing appointed.

31 B., 452.

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Charges to

and notice

of hearing.

attorney to

$ 6. The district attorney shall conduct the prosecution of District the charges, and shall issue process to compel the attendance prosecute. of such witnesses, as the president of the society and the member accused, shall severally require.

determine.

$7. The judges of the county court, at the time and place Judges to of hearing appointed, or at such other time and place as they shall fix, shall proceed to hear and determine the charges, and shall examine, on oath, the witnesses produced: if they, or a To expel. majority of them, shall be satisfied, from the evidence, that the charges are true, they shall make an order, which shall be valid in law, expelling the member accused from the society, and declaring him forever thereafter incapable of practising physic and surgery, within this state; or suspending him from Or suspend. such practice, for a limited period: if they shall be of opinion, or acquit. that the charges are not established, the suspension of the member accused shall cease, and he shall be restored to all his rights and privileges, as a practising physician and surgeon.

13 W., 473.

TITLE 7. Qualifications of students.

Term of study.

Certificate.

Order for term of

study.

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Requisites for diplo

mas from regents.

In what counties

be examined.

58. No student shall be admitted to an examination by any medical society, until he shall have completed, with some physician and surgeon, duly authorised by law to practise his profession, the term of medical study, prescribed in the following sections of this Title.

$9. The regular term of the study of medical science shall be four years, but a deduction from such term, in no case to exceed one year, shall be made in either of the following cases:

1. If the student, after the age of sixteen, shall have pursued any of the studies usual in the colleges of this state, the period, during which he shall have pursued such studies, shall be deducted:

2. If the student, after the age of sixteen, shall have attended a complete course of all the lectures delivered in an incorporated medical college in this state, or elsewhere, one year shall be deducted.

S 10. The physician and surgeon with whom a student shall commence his studies, shall file a certificate with the president of the county medical society to which he belongs, certifying that such person has so commenced his studies; and the term of study shall be considered as commencing, from the day on which such certificate is filed.

$ 11. If the term of study shall be intended to be for less than four years, upon either of the grounds mentioned in the ninth section of this Title, the president with whom the certificate shall be filed, upon satisfactory proof that a deduction ought to be allowed, shall annex to such certificate, an order specifying the period, not exceeding one year, which, according to the proof exhibited to him, ought to be deducted from the term of four years, and directing that the term of study of the student shall be for the period that shall remain.

$12. No person shall receive from the regents of the university a diploma, conferring the degree of doctor of medicine, unless he shall have pursued the study of medical science for at least three years, after the age of sixteen, with some physician and surgeon, duly authorised by law to practice his profession, and shall also, after the same age, have attended two complete courses of all the lectures delivered in an incorporated medical college, and have attended the last of such courses, in the college by which he shall be recommended for his degree.

See Laws of 1840, ch. 366.

$ 13. No student who has attended one or more courses of students to medical lectures shall be admitted to an examination by any medical society, except of the county in which he shall have pursued his medical studies for four months immediately preceding his attendance upon his last course of lectures, or by the censors of the state medical society.

If rejected, to appeal.

Laws of 1836, ch. 532.

S 14. No person, who shall have been examined by the

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censors of any county medical society, as a candidate for the practice of physic and surgery, or either of them, and shall have been rejected on such examination, shall be admitted to an examination, before the censors of any other county medical society; but such person may appeal from the decision of the censors by whom he shall have been examined, to the medical society of the state.

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rejected by

society.

practice

$ 15. No person, who, either upon an original examination Persons or upon an appeal, shall have been rejected by the censors of state the state medical society, shall thereafter be admitted to an examination, before the censors of any county medical society. § 16. No person shall practice physic or surgery, unless he Who to shall have received a license or diploma, for that purpose, physic. from one of the incorporated medical societies in this state, or the degree of doctor of medicine from the regents of the university; or shall have been duly authorised to practice by the laws of some other state or country, and have a diploma from some incorporated college of medicine, or legally incorporated medical society, in such state or country.

25 W., 469; 24 W., 22; 15 W., 395; 4 D., 60.

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Persons

another

$ 17. No person coming from another country shall practice physic or surgery in this state until he shall have been exam- from ined and licensed by the censors of the state medical society; country and and no person coming from another state shall practice state. physic or surgery in this state until he shall have filed a copy of his diploma in the office of the clerk of the county where he resides, and until he shall have exhibited to the medical society of that county satisfactory testimonials of his qualifications, or shall have been examined and approved by its

censors.

Laws of 1841, ch. 64.

to students

schools, not

S 18. No diploma, granted by any authority out of this Diplomas state, to an individual who shall have pursued his studies in in certain any medical school within this state, not incorporated and valid. organized under its laws, shall confer on such individual, the right of practising physic or surgery, within this state.

all cases to

$ 19. Every person licensed to practice physic or surgery, Licenses in or both, shall deposit a copy of such license with the clerk of be filed. the county where he resides, who shall file the same in his office; and until such license is so deposited, such person shall be liable to all the penalties provided by law, in the same manner as if he had no license.

under 21.

$20. No person under the age of twenty-one years shall be Persons entitled to practice physic or surgery in this state.

conferred

&c.

S21. The degree of doctor of medicine conferred by any Degrees college in this state, shall not be a license to practice physic by colleges, or surgery; nor shall any college have, or institute, a medical faculty, to teach the science of medicine, in any other place than where the charter locates the college.

Sec. 22, repealed by Laws of 1844, ch. 275. See Laws of 1835, ch. 45;
1837, ch. 25; 1830, ch. 126; 1835, ch. 297; 1839, ch. 26; 1846, ch.
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TITLE 7. Qualifications of students.

Term of study.

Certificate.

Order for term of

study.

[454]

Requisites for diplomas from regents.

In what counties

be examined.

$ 8. No student shall be admitted to an examination by any medical society, until he shall have completed, with some physician and surgeon, duly authorised by law to practise his profession, the term of medical study, prescribed in the following sections of this Title.

$9. The regular term of the study of medical science shall be four years, but a deduction from such term, in no case to exceed one year, shall be made in either of the following cases:

1. If the student, after the age of sixteen, shall have pursued any of the studies usual in the colleges of this state, the period, during which he shall have pursued such studies, shall be deducted:

2. If the student, after the age of sixteen, shall have attended a complete course of all the lectures delivered in an incorporated medical college in this state, or elsewhere, one year shall be deducted.

$10. The physician and surgeon with whom a student shall commence his studies, shall file a certificate with the president of the county medical society to which he belongs, certifying that such person has so commenced his studies; and the term of study shall be considered as commencing, from the day on which such certificate is filed.

$ 11. If the term of study shall be intended to be for less than four years, upon either of the grounds mentioned in the ninth section of this Title, the president with whom the certificate shall be filed, upon satisfactory proof that a deduction ought to be allowed, shall annex to such certificate, an order specifying the period, not exceeding one year, which, according to the proof exhibited to him, ought to be deducted from the term of four years, and directing that the term of study of the student shall be for the period that shall remain.

S 12. No person shall receive from the regents of the university a diploma, conferring the degree of doctor of medicine, unless he shall have pursued the study of medical science for at least three years, after the age of sixteen, with some physician and surgeon, duly authorised by law to practice his profession, and shall also, after the same age, have attended two complete courses of all the lectures delivered in an incorporated medical college, and have attended the last of such courses, in the college by which he shall be recommended for his degree.

See Laws of 1840, ch. 366.

$ 13. No student who has attended one or more courses of students to medical lectures shall be admitted to an examination by any medical society, except of the county in which he shall have pursued his medical studies for four months immediately preceding his attendance upon his last course of lectures, or by the censors of the state medical society.

If rejected, to appeal.

Laws of 1836, ch. 532.

S 14. No person, who shall have been examined by the

censors of any county medical society, as a candidate for the practice of physic and surgery, or either of them, and shall have been rejected on such examination, shall be admitted to an examination, before the censors of any other county medical society; but such person may appeal from the decision of the censors by whom he shall have been examined, to the medical society of the state.

TITLE 7.

rejected by

society.

practice

S 15. No person, who, either upon an original examination Persons or upon an appeal, shall have been rejected by the censors of state the state medical society, shall thereafter be admitted to an examination, before the censors of any county medical society. § 16. No person shall practice physic or surgery, unless he Who to shall have received a license or diploma, for that purpose, physic. from one of the incorporated medical societies in this state, or the degree of doctor of medicine from the regents of the university; or shall have been duly authorised to practice by the laws of some other state or country, and have a diploma from some incorporated college of medicine, or legally incorporated medical society, in such state or country.

25 W., 469; 24 W., 22; 15 W., 395; 4 D., 60.

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Persons

another

$ 17. No person coming from another country shall practice physic or surgery in this state until he shall have been exam- from ined and licensed by the censors of the state medical society; country and and no person coming from another state shall practice state. physic or surgery in this state until he shall have filed a copy of his diploma in the office of the clerk of the county where he resides, and until he shall have exhibited to the medical society of that county satisfactory testimonials of his qualifications, or shall have been examined and approved by its

censors.

Laws of 1841, ch. 64.

to students

S 18. No diploma, granted by any authority out of this Diplomas state, to an individual who shall have pursued his studies in in certain any medical school within this state, not incorporated and cols, not organized under its laws, shall confer on such individual, the right of practising physic or surgery, within this state.

$ 19. Every person licensed to practice physic or surgery, Licenses in or both, shall deposit a copy of such license with the clerk of be filed. the county where he resides, who shall file the same in his office; and until such license is so deposited, such person shall be liable to all the penalties provided by law, in the same manner as if he had no license.

under 21.

$20. No person under the age of twenty-one years shall be Persons entitled to practice physic or surgery in this state.

conferred

&c.

$ 21. The degree of doctor of medicine conferred by any Degrees college in this state, shall not be a license to practice physic by colleges, or surgery; nor shall any college have, or institute, a medical faculty, to teach the science of medicine, in any other place than where the charter locates the college.

Sec. 22, repealed by Laws of 1844, ch. 275. See Laws of 1835, ch. 45;
1837, ch. 25; 1830, ch. 126; 1835, ch. 297; 1839, ch. 26; 1846, ch.

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