A person who violates any provision of the following subtitles or sections of this title is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to a fine not exceeding $1,000: § 12–311 (“Display of licenses”); Subtitle 4 (“Pharmacy permits”); § 12–502(b) (“Pharmaceutical information”); § 12–505 (“Labeling requirements for prescription medicines”); and § 12–604 (“General power to inspect drugs, devices, and other products”). A person who violates any provision of the following sections of this title is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to a fine not exceeding $1,000 or imprisonment not exceeding 1 year or both: § 12–701 (“Practicing pharmacy without license”); § 12–702 (“License obtained by false representation”); § 12–703 (“Operating a pharmacy without permit”); § 12–704 (“Misrepresentations”); § 12–6B–12 (“Working as an unregistered pharmacy technician”); and § 12–6D–15 (“Practicing as an unregistered pharmacy intern”). Each day that a violation of any section of Subtitle 4 of this title continues constitutes a separate offense. Within 10 days after a court renders the conviction, the court shall report to the Board each conviction of a pharmacist or registered pharmacy technician for: Any crime regarding the pharmacy or drug laws that involves professional misconduct; or Any crime that involves the State law regarding controlled dangerous substances or the federal narcotic laws. Any person who violates § 12–701 (“Practicing pharmacy without a license”), § 12–703 (“Operating a pharmacy without a permit”), § 12–6B–12 (“Working as an unregistered pharmacy technician”), or § 12–6D–15 (“Practicing as an unregistered pharmacy intern”) of this title is subject to a civil fine of not more than $50,000 to be assessed by the Board. The Board shall pay any penalty collected under this subsection into the State Board of Pharmacy Fund.