§59-353.26.

§59-353.26.
   
   A. The Board of Pharmacy is specifically granted the power to:
   
   1. Revoke or suspend any certificate, license or permit issued
   pursuant to the Oklahoma Pharmacy Act or reprimand or place on
   probation any holder of a certificate, license, or permit who:
   
   a. violates any provision of the Oklahoma Pharmacy Act,
   
   b. violates any of the provisions of Sections 2-101 et seq. of Title
   63 of the Oklahoma Statutes or the Uniform Controlled Dangerous
   Substances Act,
   
   c. has been convicted of a felony,
   
   d. engages in the practice of pharmacy while incapacitated or abuses
   intoxicating liquors or other chemical substances,
   
   e. conducts himself in a manner likely to lower public esteem for the
   profession of pharmacy,
   
   f. has had his license placed on probation, suspended, or revoked or
   has been reprimanded by another State Board of Pharmacy,
   
   g. has been legally adjudged to be not mentally competent, or
   
   h. exercises conduct and habits inconsistent with the rules of
   professional conduct established by the Board; and
   
   2. Levy administrative fines not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars
   ($500.00) for each count of which any holder of a certificate,
   license, or permit has been convicted in Board hearings.
   
   B. The Board, upon a sworn complaint filed with its Director, and
   after giving at least ten (10) days' written notice by registered or
   certified mail of the filing of such complaint to the person accused
   therein of the date and place of a hearing thereon, to which notice
   shall be attached a statement of the charges contained in the
   complaint, is hereby authorized and empowered, if it finds that the
   allegations of the complaint are supported by the evidence rendered at
   the hearing to, by written order, revoke permanently or suspend for a
   designated period, the certificate, license or permit of the person
   charged in the complaint or reprimand or place on probation said
   person. The Board may, upon written application therefor and in the
   exercise of its official discretion, cancel said order. A person whose
   certificate, license or permit has been revoked or suspended or who
   has been reprimanded or placed on probation or fined may appeal such
   Board order pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act.