A doctor has denied killing a woman after allegedly supplying her with drugs.
Katy McAllister faced the accusation at a short hearing at the High Court in Glasgow.
The 30 year-old is charged with the culpable homicide of Louise McGowan in May last year.
It is alleged at two addresses in Dundee – including a tattoo parlour – she “recklessly and unlawfully” supplied “controlled and potentially lethal drugs”.
These include tramadol, temazepam and codeine.
The indictment states Miss McGowan, also of Dundee, “ingested” the drugs and died a day later.
McAllister also faced a string of other allegations.
These included a charge that she stole quantities of the class C drug Midazolam from Ninewells Hospital in Dundee between June and August 2014.
Prosecutors further claim she did “supply or offer to supply” drugs to a number of individuals.
Mark Stewart QC, defending, pleaded not guilty on her behalf.
Judge Lady Rae adjourned the case until a further hearing later this year.
