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A decision by the Georgia Court of Appeals poses "a real danger" to the states ability to prosecute Medicaid fraud, state Attorney General Thurbert E. Baker argued in a recently filed brief. The March 1 ruling threw out a conviction against a doctor accused of overcharging the state for unnecessary drug tests on addicts. The judges already have used that decision to strike down a second Medicaid fraud conviction.
March 20, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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