· 8/12/2013
United States v. Anthony Valdez
Citations
- 726 F.3d 684
- 93 A.L.R. Fed. 2d 597
- 2013 WL 4051784
- 2013 U.S. App. LEXIS 16662
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- noting that the failure to inquire whether parties wanted the jury to decide forfeiture did not meet the third and fourth requirements for plain-error correction when evidence supported the court's award
- noting that the failure to inquire whether parties wanted the jury to decide forfeiture did not meet the third and fourth requirements for plain-error correction when evidence supported the court’s award
- noting that the failure to inquire whether parties wanted the jury to decide forfeiture did not meet the third and fourth requirements for plain-error correction when evidence supported the court’s award
- affirming application of enhancement where defendant operated a pain management clinic and billed Medicare for more expensive visits and procedures than were actually performed
- collecting cases involving false bookkeeping entries, unauthorized check signatures, and commingling legitimate with illegitimate transactions
- noting the argument that “the enhancement does not apply where the mass-marketing is not targeted at the specific victims of the fraud” is “foreclosed by circuit precedent”
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Judges: Higginbotham, Owen, Graves
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