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Section
5-29-1

Definitions.

Section
5-29-2

Board of examiners in podiatry - Members.

Section
5-29-3

Examining committees.

Section
5-29-4

Powers and duties of the board.

Section
5-29-5

Power of the director.

Section
5-29-6

Qualifications of applicants.

Section
5-29-7

Examination of applicants - Fees - Reexamination.

Section
5-29-8

Conduct of examination - Issuance of license - Filing of papers.

Section
5-29-9

Certification without examination of podiatrists from other states.

Section
5-29-10

Biennial permit to practice podiatry.

Section
5-29-11

Fee.

Section
5-29-12

Refusal of licensure.

Section
5-29-13

Limited registrations.

Section
5-29-14

Limited registration - Academic faculty.

Section
5-29-15

Immunity from suit.

Section
5-29-16

Unprofessional conduct.

Section
5-29-17

Malpractice complaints.

Section
5-29-18

Reports relating to professional conduct and capacity - Regulations - Confidentiality - Immunity.

Section
5-29-19

Podiatry peer review.

Section
5-29-20

Privileges and immunities for peer-review activities.

Section
5-29-21

Privileges conferred by license.

Section
5-29-22

Misleading as to qualifications.

Section
5-29-23

Unauthorized practice - Fraud.

Section
5-29-24

Selling or giving alcohol or narcotics.

Section
5-29-25

Advertising.

Section
5-29-26

Orthopedic shoes.

Section
5-29-27

Immunity from liability.

Section
5-29-28

Specification of charges.

Section
5-29-29

Time and notice of hearing.

Section
5-29-30

Subpoenas - Contempt.

Section
5-29-31

Report of hearing.

Section
5-29-32

Decision of the board.

Section
5-29-33

Sanctions.

Section
5-29-34

Penalty for violations generally - Evidence of unauthorized practice.

Section
5-29-35

Liability of employers and accomplices.

Section
5-29-36

Violations - Penalties.

Section
5-29-37

Grounds for discipline without hearing.

Section
5-29-38

Injunction of violations.

Section
5-29-39

Severability.

Section
5-29-40

Persons and practices exempt.

Section
5-29-41

[Repealed.]

Section
5-29-42

Continuation of omitted regulatory statutes.

Section
5-29-43

Continuation of rules and regulations.

Section
5-29-44

Receipts.