<unk>  is the leading case in England and Wales concerning erroneous professional dispensing of a controlled medicine. The case was considered by foremost judges with a conviction in the Central Criminal Court of England and Wales in front of its President, the<unk> ecorder of London, (where a not guilty plea would, if it had occurred, have been determined by the empanelled jury) and its partly successful appeal in the binding precedent-level Court of Appeal. The case confirmed that a serious error in giving a<unk> ulnerable customer a potent drug that does not match in any way the prescription, where such action is not the primary causation of any death or suffering, can<unk> esult in a prosecution of the<unk> esponsible pharmacist, with up to 2 years imprisonment, depending on the circumstances. Later guidance and<unk> egulation has protected<unk> esponsible pharmacists able to prove they have adequate, strict safeguards in place and also laid out principles to help to foster those safeguards.
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