This time that thin blue one. Just like asking when it is alright to punch your wife, I am breaking a social gag order to point at police, rather at what police have become, and speak the truth. But of course, that is how the police ended up doing what they are doing-by everyone keeping their mouths shut.t is POVs like these that harm men and deny them justice. I am sure if she was a cop, the first thing she would do when seeing a man being hit by a woman is to give lectures to the man as to how he thinks he controls the woman and, hence needs to be beaten.
. Committing Medicare. fraud exposes individuals or entities to potential criminal and civil remedies, including. imprisonment, fines, and penalties. Criminal and civil penalties for Medicare fraud reflect. the serious harms associated with health care fraud and the need for aggressive and. appropriate intervention.
If the health care fraud results in serious bodily injury to someone there is a potential sentence of up to 20 years in prison, while an act of health care fraud that results in someone's death has a potential life sentence. Fines. Anyone convicted of health care fraud also faces significant fines. For example, an individual making a false statement in a Medicaid or Medicare claim faces a fine of up to $250,000 per offense, while organizations which make false claims face up to $500,000 per offense.