Clarence Joseph Washington, III

In July 1990, abortionist Clarence J. Washington III lacerated the cervix of patient Mary Ann Dancy in a botched abortion procedure. Dancy bled to death later that evening. Her family sued the abortionist and clinic.

Register of Actions -- Divorce between Clarence J. Washington III and Denise M. Washington.

The North Carolina Medical Board places Clarence Washington under numerous restrictions after two patients experience severe complications from abortion procedures.

The North Carolina Medical Board suspends Clarence Washington's medical license for unprofessional conduct in substandard care and using hormone pellets contrary to FDA approval.

The consent order allows Clarence Washington to hold a temporary medical license under certain conditions, after a year-long suspension following conviction of tax fraud and imprisonment.

Dr. Washington's license was suspended after a US District Court found him of tax evasion and sentences him to twenty months imprisonment.

The medical board charges Clarence Washington with unprofessional conduct in prescribing drugs to 4 close family members and failing to maintain a proper written record of the treatment.

The North Carolina Medical Board dismisses charges against Dr. Washington for improper prescription of regulated substances after Washington presented evidence that the patients were under the care of another doctor who had previously issued the prescriptions.

1987 Application for re-licensure in Michigan, due to a "bad check." Washington wrote a "bad check" to renew his license in 1986-87, and consequently had to apply for re-licensure, See pages 40-41. Washington has been convicted of a misdemeanor. See pages 44.

See disciplinary records on pages 1-2.

Clarence Washington is a defendant in this lawsuit.