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Minnesota appeals court reinstates guilty verdicts in $7.2M Medicaid fraud case
Original: Minnesota Court of Appeals reverses judge who threw out jury's guilty verdicts in $7.2M Medicaid fraud case
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has reversed a lower-court judge who threw out a jury's guilty verdicts in a $7.2 million Medicaid fraud case, restoring the jury's conviction. The appellate ruling keeps the verdicts in place and sends the case forward. The decision is drawing attention as part of ongoing scrutiny of Medicaid fraud in Minnesota.
Why now: It is a significant appellate reversal in a large Medicaid fraud case at a time of heightened attention to healthcare fraud in Minnesota.
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- Minnesota Court of Appeals reverses judge who threw out jury's guilty verdicts in $7.2M Medicaid fraud case · kare11.com
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