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UPHOLD the United States Constitution!

Yes, I want to help FIGHT to UPHOLD the United States Constitution. President-elect Obama must produce valid documentation to prove that he is a "natural born" citizen of the United States to fulfill the requirements of Article 2, section I of the United States Constitution. All State Attorney Generals MUST bear the burden of responsibility and ensure that the presidential electors from your state understand and properly fulfill and execute their duties under the Constitution of the United States.

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FRAUD Update (TAF) - December 5, 2008

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TAF False Claims Act Update & Alert FRAUD Update (TAF) - December 5, 2008 Search TAF False Claims Act Update & Alert FRAUD Update (TAF) - December 5, 2008 False Claims Act Update & Alert Taxpayers Against Fraud Education Fund Washington, D.C. WWW.TAF.ORG December 5 2008 Subscribe to this FREE Newsletter Enter your Email Powered by FeedBlitz n TAF Home Page n Previous Newsletters n Email editor Please take a moment to forward this FREE electronic newsletter to others that might be interested! MedQuist to Pay $6.6 Million MedQuist Inc., a medical transcription service provider, has agreed to pay the United States Government $6.6 million to resolve charges it overbilled the Veterans Administration, the Department of Defense, and the Public Health Service. >> To read more $11 Million Mortgage Fraud A Canadian bank holding company has agreed to pay the United States nearly $11 million to settle charges related to a mortgage-fraud ring operating at their subsidiary in Rockford, Illinois. > > To read more Condell to Pay $36 Million Condell Medical Center, a hospital in Libertyville, IL, has agreed to pay $36 million to head off a potential federal lawsuit related to kickbacks. The kickbacks to doctors came in the form of leases of medical office space at rates below fair market value; improper loans to physicians; and improper hospital reimbursements. Condell's self-admitting violations were triggered by the sale of the hospital to Advocate Health Car e . >> To read more TN Hospitals Pay $5.9 Million Jackson-Madison County General Hospital and Milan General Hospital will pay the U.S. Government a combined total of $5.9 million to resolve charges they submitted Medicare false claims for non-emergency transportation and various psychiatric services. >> To read more Jaw Dropping "Error" Rates In a recent report to Congress , HHS notes that the "error rate" for Durable Medical Equipment was 28.9 percent, while 60 percent of claims for Facet Joint Injection Services were overpaid because doctors added billing codes. Improper DSH payments are no small matter either: Just three psychiatric hospitals received $142 million that they were ineligible for. Investigating IT Fraud Four large computer firms have walked away from contract talks with the General Services Administration or had their contracts canceled. The companies, Sun Microsystems, EMC and Cisco, are under investigation by the U.S. Government for deceptive pricing. >> To read more Rumors of a Tax Settlement UBS AG is rumored to be close to an agreement on tax evasion charges with the U.S. Department of Justice. Analysts from Morgan Stanley estimate the company may have to pay over $826 million in settlements and fines -- a suspiciously precise number for a rumored settlement. >> To read more High Cost of Free Samples A paper in the September issue of the Southern Medical Journal says doctors who lose their samples closets are three times more likely to prescribe less-expensive generics to uninsured patients. >> To read more Seeking Doctor Relators AMA News notes that physicians are seldom named in False Claims Act cases, but are often in a position to blow the whistle on fraud they observe. And the good news for doctor-relators is that more states are initiating cases now that 22 of them have passed their own False Claims Act laws. >> To read more