State v. Venman

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting the defendant’s proportionality challenge to theoretical punishment of 10 years for each count of Medicaid fraud, where the defendant’s actual sentence involved only 30 days of incarceration
• single scheme existed in Medicaid fraud case where defendant used a particular method to prepare and submit numerous false claims
• challenging maximum penalty of ten years for Medicaid fraud as disproportional to the offense on its face, although defendant’s actual sentence totaled only thirty days
• applying Barker test to speedy trial claim made under both U.S. and Vermont Constitutions
• rejecting the defendant's proportionality challenge to theoretical punishment of 10 years for each count of Medicaid fraud, where the defendant's actual sentence involved only 30 days of incarceration
• considering § 39 and the Eighth Amendment and finding that “[f]or purposes of the issues before the Court in this case, we find no relevant difference between the state and federal constitutional standards.”

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