March 2023 – King Morse Law

Florida man charged with Medicaid fraud

By King | Morse / March 27, 2023 / Health Care Crimes

A Florida man who ran a group of pediatric day care facilities that provide services to special needs children has been charged with fraud. According to a press release, the 53-year-old Orlando resident has been charged with one count of Medicaid provider fraud for allegedly bilking the taxpayer-funded program out...

What is the RICO Act?

By King | Morse / March 13, 2023 / Federal Crimes

The Florida RICO Act mirrors federal statutes against racketeering, except in two key areas. The statute of limitations for RICO charges in Florida is one year longer than with the federal government. The state also adheres to clear and convincing evidence, a stricter legal standard of proof than the preponderance...

Inherent biases that can affect a police lineup

By King | Morse / March 2, 2023 / Federal Crimes

Police lineups are a common tool used in criminal investigations to identify suspects by Florida law enforcement. However, there is a growing concern that police lineups may be inherently biased, leading to wrongful convictions and injustice. Potential biases in police lineups The criminal defense process must be free of prejudices...

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