If you have received a show cause order stating that your registration would be 'inconsistent with the public interest,' this can mean any of the following things:
The DEA is alleging that you have failed to maintain effective controls against prescription drug diversion.
The DEA is alleging that you have failed to comply with state or local law.
The DEA believes you have insufficient experience in the distribution of controlled substances.
You have a prior federal or state conviction for an offense involving a controlled substance.
The DEA has identified other factors indicating that your registration would be harmful to public health and safety.
Receiving a show cause order based upon registration being 'inconsistent with the public interest' is not a death sentence for your application, but you will need to develop and execute a strategy for overcoming the alleged grounds for denial. Our attorneys can help you understand the issues underlying your registration denial and take responsive action accordingly.