United States v. Robert B. Miller

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the intended loss “is not limited by the amount of loss that is actually possible or likely to occur”
• holding that intended loss amount may be used “even if this exceeds the amount of loss actually possible, or likely to occur, as a result of the defendant’s conduct”
• rejecting identical argument where defendant failed to introduce evidence that he was aware of Medicaid’s fee schedule and that he “bill[ed] well above [the fee schedule] with no intention of receiving the amount billed”

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