Question about where to find Texas MPJE competencies

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I have the list of competencies but I'm having trouble finding some of them in the Lexis Nexis book (which I take it to be the Bible of Texas law). For example, where do we find info about retired/deceased practitioners? I find that I'm wasting hours googling and looking through that book to no avail. And I just have to express my frustration overall with that book. I go to look for a specific subsection (ie. 481.13) and then I get to that section and it is only the part that I am looking for that is missing in the book!

Someone please help!

I know this doesnt answer your question...if a practicitioner dies and there are refills still left on that rx, then the rx also expires...basically the rx dies with the doctor. In Brinkley's book I believe it's in the Dangerous drug chapter or the Miscellaneous Drugs and Laws chapter.

BTW I heard the Fed and Texas Law Review book by Brinkley and Cacciatore is the best guide out.Lexis is too detailed from posts I've read, but to each their own.

there is a new book that is available on amazon
http://www.amazon.com/Pass-Texas-Pha...macy+law+texas

Brinkley is a pain to go through - very very long