NAPLEX Breach

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TO: EXECUTIVE OFFICERS – STATE BOARDS OF PHARMACY DEANS – SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES OF PHARMACY FROM: Carmen A. Catizone, Executive Director/Secretary DATE: August 6, 2007 RE: Materials Seized from University of Georgia College of Pharmacy Following Allegations of Breaches of National Pharmacy Licensure Examination ______________________________________________________________________________ Today, Monday, August 6, United States’ Marshals seized materials and computers from the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy and the offices and home of Flynn Warren, Jr, clinical professor and assistant dean for student affairs, pursuant to an ex parte temporary restraining order and seizure order from a federal court in the Middle District of Georgia Athens Division. The action by the federal court follows investigations and complaints by NABP into alleged breaches of the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX) and the Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE) and outline activities of faculty, students, and the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy. NABP is disappointed and appalled that the public trust and health were victimized, the security of the NAPLEX and MPJE breached, and the integrity of the licensure process compromised with the knowledge and at the direction of individuals responsible for educating and preparing students to become competent and ethical pharmacists. The NABP Executive Committee is evaluating how the actions noted in the findings of the federal court impact the NAPLEX and MPJE and what changes need to occur to ensure the integrity of the NAPLEX and MPJE. NABP will move aggressively to hold accountable, legally and financially, any and all individuals, colleges and schools of pharmacy, and organizations involved in and responsible for the compromise of the NAPLEX and MPJE examinations. The petitions filed and granted in federal court last week will be amended and expanded to name and act against any and all individuals, colleges and schools of pharmacy, and organizations that have engaged or engage in activities adversely impacting the integrity and security of the NAPLEX and MPJE and violate state and federal laws. NABP will take any action possible to ensure that the public health is protected. If you have any questions, please contact me via e-mail at exec-office@nabp.net or via phone at 847/391-4400 or 1-800/774-6227. Thank you. cc: NABP Executive Committee Advisory Committee on Examinations

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