If the Board of Pharmacy (BOP) embargoes a medication, how many days does one have to petition the court for a condemnation?

The correct answer is based on Minnesota law, which stipulates that if the Board of Pharmacy decides to embargo a medication due to safety concerns or regulatory violations, the affected party has a 30-day window to file a petition for condemnation in court. This timeframe allows individuals or businesses that have been impacted by the embargo to seek legal recourse and challenge the Board's decision. By setting a specific period, the law aims to ensure that issues can be resolved promptly while balancing both public safety and the rights of the affected parties.