They received a complaint from a psychologist that argues when Dr. Phil visited Britney, he violated California law by practicing without proper accreditation, which is a felony offense in California, and violating doctor/patient confidentiality by holding a press conference about his meeting.  If they find the accusation credible, they will send it to a prosecutor to investigate and possibly issue charges.

However, ol' Phil likely has an out, if he did not charge for his services, he's off the hook.  I'd be surprised if he charged anyone for the visit, given that his ratings boost would have sufficed for him.

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