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1. www.justice.gov › usao-edky › prFormer Doctor Sentenced to 120 Months for Conspiracy to ...

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   Apr 20, 2023 · london, ky. — A former Clarksville, Tenn., physician, John Stanton, 51, was sentenced on Thursday, April 13, to 120 months in federal prison, by U.S. District Judge Robert Wier, following his conviction for conspiring to unlawfully distribute controlled substances.

2. www.kentucky.com › news › localDoctor guilty in Kentucky drug case gets 10 years in prison ...

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   Apr 19, 2023 · John L. Stanton, 66, maintained he was innocent but a jury in federal court in London convicted him of conspiracy to illegally distribute pain pills and other drugs. U.S. District Judge Robert...

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3. www.clayconews.com › news › 21803-former-doctorFormer Doctor Sentenced to 120 Months in Federal Prison for ...

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   Apr 22, 2023 · LONDON, KY — The U.S. Attorney's Office, Eastern District of Kentucky is reporting that a former Clarksville, Tenn., physician, John Stanton, 51, was sentenced on Thursday, April 13, to 120 months in federal prison, by U.S. District Judge Robert Wier, following his conviction for conspiring to unlawfully distribute controlled substances.

4. clarksvillenow.com › local › i-just-got-dragged-into‘I just got dragged into this’: Clarksville doctor charged in ...

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   Feb 23, 2022 · “I just got dragged into this because I was his medical director, basically,” Dr. John Stanton told Clarksville Now on Wednesday. ‘It was his clinic’. Dr. James Maccarone pleaded guilty in...

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5. law.justia.com › cases › federalUnited States v. Stanton, No. 23-5394 (6th Cir. 2024)

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   Jun 5, 2024 · The case involves Dr. John Stanton, who served as the medical director for a pain clinic in Tennessee. The federal government alleged that the clinic operated as a pill mill, and charged Dr. Stanton with conspiring to violate federal drug laws.

6. clarksvillenow.com › local › 2-clarksville-doctors2 Clarksville doctors charged in Kentucky opioid distribution ...

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   Feb 22, 2022 · The two, Dr. James Maccarone and Dr. John Stanton, prescribed at least 46,060 pills illegally from July 2016 to about March 2021 that contained controlled substances, according to...

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   Who is John Stanton?

   • John Stanton, a former physician from Clarksville, Tenn., was sentenced on Thursday, April 13, to 120 months in federal prison, by U.S. District Judge Robert Wier, following his conviction for conspiring to unlawfully distribute controlled substances.

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   Who are Dr. James Maccarone and Dr. John Stanton?

   • Dr. James Maccarone and Dr. John Stanton are two doctors who allegedly prescribed at least 46,060 pills containing controlled substances illegally from July 2016 to about March 2021, according to court records obtained by Clarksville Now. A sign on the front of Dr. James Maccarone’s clinic reads, ‘Please notice this clinic is closed.'

   2 Clarksville doctors charged in Kentucky opioid

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   Who is the attorney for John Stanton?

   • For comment on the case involving John Stanton, Clarksville Now reached out to Peter Strianse of Nashville, who is Stanton's attorney.

   'I just got dragged into this': Clarksville doctor charged in opioid

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   What were Stanton's co-defendants sentenced to?

   • Stanton’s co-defendants were sentenced as follows: Dr. James Maccarone was sentenced to 84 months in prison, ordered to forfeit his GMA property, approximately $204,000 held in bank accounts, and to pay a $1.3 million money judgment. These sentences were for their roles in the conspiracy.

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   Did Stanton prescribe oxymorphone and oxycodone?

   • Stanton, a former doctor, worked with John Maccarone, the owner of GMA, to prescribe controlled substances, including oxymorphone and oxycodone, to individuals who presented as patients to GMA. These individuals exhibited signs of diversion and abuse, such as repeatedly failing drug tests and displaying mental health issues.

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   Did Dr. Stanton write narcotics prescriptions?

   • Dr. Stanton did write seven or eight narcotics prescriptions over a two-year period during his four-year employment with the clinic, but he normally did not write such prescriptions. He did this only when Dr. Maccarone was out on sick leave.

   'I just got dragged into this': Clarksville doctor charged in opioid

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   Feb 21, 2022 · The two, Dr. James Maccarone and Dr. John Stanton, prescribed at least 46,060 pills illegally from July 2016 to about March 2021 that contained controlled substances, according to allegations in court records obtained by Clarksville Now.