Shakeel Kahn

Shakeel Kahn is charged with 21 counts in a 23-count indictment including conspiracy to distribute oxycodone and other drugs resulting in death.

Now it's up to the jury.
The evidence phase of the trial of Dr. Shakeel Kahn and his brother Nabeel Kahn -- accused of running a multi-state prescription drug conspiracy -- concluded Wednesday morning after closing arguments and jury instructions from U...

The closing arguments will resume at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday

Monday morning, Shakeel Kahn admitted that he did not keep good records of visits, and often copied and pasted notes from previous patient visits on more recent visits.

The trial resumes at the Ewing Kerr Federal Courthouse, 111 S. Wolcott, at 9 a.m. Monday. The prosecution is expected to conduct an extensive cross-examination.

The Arizona Board of Medicine suspended Shakeel Kahn’s license in August 2016, three months before the Wyoming Board of Medicine did the same in November.

If convicted on all counts, Shakeel Kahn faces 45 years to life imprisonment.

The trial is expected to last three weeks.

The trial may last as long as three weeks.

About 90 potential jurors filled the benches on the courtroom of the second floor of the Ewing T. Kerr Federal Building and Courthouse, 111 S. Wolcott.