(1) The board may suspend, revoke, refuse to renew, or otherwise discipline any license or registration issued by it, after a hearing held in accordance with the provisions of this section, upon proof that the licensee or registrant:

(a) Is guilty of misrepresentation, fraud, or deceit in procuring, attempting to procure, or renewing a license or registration;

(b) Is guilty of the commission of a felony or has had accepted by a court a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to a felony or has received a deferred judgment and sentence for a felony;

(c) Has violated:

(I) Any of the provisions of this article, including commission of an act declared unlawful in section 12-42.5-126;

(II) The lawful rules of the board; or

(III) Any state or federal law pertaining to drugs;

(d) Is unfit or incompetent by reason of negligence or habits, or for any other cause, to practice pharmacy;

(e) Has an alcohol use disorder, as defined in section 27-81-102, or a substance use disorder, as defined in section 27-82-102, or engages in the habitual or excessive use or abuse of alcohol, a habit-forming drug, or a controlled substance, as defined in section 18-18-102 (5);

(f) Knowingly permits a person not licensed as a pharmacistor pharmacy intern to engage in the practice of pharmacy;

(g) Has had his or her license to practice pharmacy in another state revoked or suspended, or is otherwise disciplined or has committed acts in any other state that would subject him or her to disciplinary action in this state;

(h) Has engaged in advertising that is misleading, deceptive, or false;

(i) Has dispensed a schedule III, IV, or V controlled substance order as listed in sections 18-18-205 to 18-18-207, C.R.S., more than six months after the date of issue of the order;

(j) Has engaged in the practice of pharmacy while on inactive status;

(k) Has failed to meet generally accepted standards of pharmacy practice;

(l) Fails or has failed to permit the board or its agents to conduct a lawful inspection;

(m) Has violated any lawful board order;

(n) Has committed any fraudulent insurance act as defined in section 10-1-128, C.R.S.;

(o) Has willfully deceived or attempted to deceive the board or its agents with regard to any matter under investigation by the board;

(p) Has failed to notify the board of any criminal conviction or deferred judgment within thirty days after the conviction or judgment;

(q) Has failed to notify the board of any discipline against his or her license in another state within thirty days after the discipline;

(r)

(I) Has failed to notify the board of a physical illness; a physical condition; or a behavioral, mental health, or substance use disorder that affects the person's ability to treat clients with reasonable skill and safety or that may endanger the health or safety of persons under his or her care;

(II) Has failed to act within the limitations created by a physical illness; a physical condition; or a behavioral, mental health, or substance use disorder that renders the person unable to practice pharmacy with reasonable skill and safety or that may endanger the health or safety of persons under his or her care; or

(III) Has failed to comply with the limitations agreed to under a confidential agreement entered pursuant to section 12-42.5-134;

(s) Has had his or her federal registration to manufacture, distribute, or dispense a controlled substance suspended or revoked.

(2) In considering the conviction of a crime, the board is governed by section 24-5-101, C.R.S.

(3) Repealed.