Arizona's laws are supposed to protect the state's residents from shoddy healthcare. New Times staff writer John Dickerson has spent months examining the law, investigating the boards charged with monitoring doctors and reviewing the records of doctors with questionable behavior. The results are troubling.

1. News
   A New Times “Prescription for Disaster” story leads to an investigation of a homeopathic doctor while another doc relapses
   John Dickerson
   Published: September 04, 2008
2. Feature
   Blind trust: Don’t assume you’re seeing a doctor — even at the Mayo Clinic
   John Dickerson
   Published: May 22, 2008
3. Feature
   Dr. Loophole
   Arizona's homeopathic board is the second chance for doctors who may not deserve one
   John Dickerson
   Published: April 10, 2008
4. Feature
   The Doctor Is Out
   Arizona Medical Board's hands-off approach to relapsed addict physicians is endangering patients
   John Dickerson
   Published: March 06, 2008