Anderson
Anderson v. Board of Dental Examiners
Opinion
Lead Opinion
This is a hearing upon an application for a writ of review, directed to the board of dental examiners of the state of California, requiring said board to certify to this court its proceedings in the matter of the suspension of the license of the petitioner herein to practice the profession of dentistry for the period of one year. The entire record of the board in such matter is before the court in response to said writ; and from such record it appears that on the sixteenth day of April, 1914, one Carl Schroeder filed with the board of dental examiners a verified accusation, wherein it was set forth in substance that the petitioner herein, himself a regularly licensed and practicing dentist, maintaining offices at a fixed place of business in the city of San Francisco, had been guilty of unprofessional conduct, consisting in the violation of the provisions of the 1 ‘ act to ensure the better education of practitioners in dental surgery and to regulate the practice of dentistry in the state of California, ’ ’ approved March 23, 1901, and variously amended up to 1913; which alleged violation of said act consisted in the alleged fact that the petitioner herein had knowingly employed…