SCOTUS declines to review former Insys founder John Kapoor's conviction
The Supreme Court on Monday said it will not review an appeal on racketeering charges by former opioid kingpin John Kapoor, who was convicted in 2019, and again in 2020, for bribing doctors to sell his company’s fentanyl-based pain medication.
Kapoor’s Insys Therapeutics, made famous for its bribes and dinners to entice doctors to meet prescribing quotas of the firm’s spray-version of a powerful opioid, previously paid $225 million to settle government probes into its wrongdoing.
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