Seventh Circuit· 2/3/2014

United States v. Chhibber

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741 F.3d 852
2014 WL 350243
2014 U.S. App. LEXIS 2060

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describing the procedural history in the trial court but affirming the defendant’s conviction without addressing this issue
“Deciding whether to credit simple factual testimony from these witnesses ,, .required no expert testimony and was well within the province of the jury.”
finding sufficient connection under § 1035 where defendant added \made-up medical symptoms and diagnoses in his patients' charts in order to backstop his claims for benefits from Blue Cross Blue Shield\
evidence that the defendant documented unreported medical symptoms and diagnoses supported convictions under sections 1347 and 1035
evidence that defendant ordered tests on patients whom he did not examine and who did not report the recorded symptoms supported section 1347 counts
evidence that defendant ordered tests on patients whom he did not examine and who did not report the rec‐ orded symptoms supported section 1347 counts

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Judges: Easterbrook, Manion, Rovner

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