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Miami Florida Lawyers and Medicare defense Attorney Author: Henry Funk Attorneys of Robin Tunkey Ross have served Miami community at large by providing their defense support to criminal and Medicare cases. Criminal and Miami Medicare fraud attorney have handled various cases successfully. So...
Miami Florida Lawyers and Medicare defense Attorney
Author: Henry Funk
Attorneys of Robin Tunkey Ross have served Miami community at large by providing their defense support to criminal and Medicare cases. Criminal and Miami Medicare fraud attorney have handled various cases successfully. Some of the most famous areas where they solved their most successful cases in the cities of Florida are Titusville, Pensacola and Panama City. Due to the strictness of these charges and the potential penalties, it is imperative to involve a criminal defense attorney instantly after an arrest.
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817.50 Fraudulently obtaining goods, services, etc., from a Medicare or Health care provider:
a¢ Whoever shall, willfully and with intent to defraud, obtain or attempt to obtain goods, products, merchandise, or services from any health care provider in this state, as defined in s. 641.19(14), commits a misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.
a¢ If any person gives to any health care provider in this state a false or fictitious name or a false or fictitious address or assigns to any health care provider the proceeds of any health maintenance contract or insurance contract, then knowing that such contract is no longer in force, is invalid, or is void for any reason, such action shall be prima facie evidence of the intent of such person to defraud the health care provider. However, this sub-section does not apply to investigative actions taken by law enforcement officers for law enforcement purposes in the course of their official duties.
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Whatever happened to Jose Padilla? And what was the evidence?
Remember Jose Padilla? Remember the alleged “dirty bomber”? ( a crime he was never charged with)
Jose Padilla was the American citizen they locked up for some four or five years without a trial.
Last summer there was a kind of kangaroo court down in miami in which his “lawyer” present no arguments.
I wouldnt call it a “show trial” because the “trial” was barely covered. (Not compared to some pop tarts DUI proceedings)
And so I didnt quite catch what the evidence was. What was the evidence against him that made the US government hold Jose Padilla (but not charge him) for all those years?
Has Jose Padilla been sentenced yet?
Has he been executed yet?
Get a Lawyer? Illinois Extradition from Florida?
My fiance got picked up in Miami for a “fugitive warrant” out of Illinois. It stems from a DUI that was orginally a felony dropped to a misdemeanor, but it is coming up in the warrant division as a felony. The lousy Public Defender won’t call me back and I looked into a private atty, that said for $1000 he could go talk to the State’s Atty office and try to work out a deal so that he won’t be extradited??? Is this even possible? I don’t want to try and come up with the money if it’s not. We have 4 kids and he is our only source of income so suggestions would greatly help! thanks!
“Evidence”: The key piece of physical evidence was a five-page form Padilla supposedly filled out in July 2000 to attend an al-Qaida training camp in Afghanistan, which would link the other two defendants as well to Osama bin Laden’s terrorist organization. The form was recovered by the CIA in 2001 in Afghanistan and contains seven of Padilla’s fingerprints and several other personal identifiers, such as his birthdate and his ability to speak Spanish, English and Arabic. This evidence purportedly establishes that he provided himself to al-Qaida for training to learn to murder, kidnap and maim.
“Sentencing”: Padilla and two co-defendants were convicted in August of 2007 of terrorism, conspiracy and material support charges. Sentencing is scheduled for this week of January 7, 2008 in a Miami federal court. All three men face up to life in prison.
“Execution”: He has not been executed.
Addendum:
“Sentencing”: On Tuesday, January 08, 2008, US District Judge Marcia Cooke (U. S. District Court, Southern District of Florida) began hearing arguments in the sentencing hearing of convicted terrorist Jose Padilla and his two co-defendants, Adham Amin Hassoun and Kifah Wael Jayyousi. The government is seeking the maximum sentence of life in prison for all three defendants, while Padilla’s lawyers are arguing that he should receive no more than 10 years.
I would get the phone # of the district attorney who has the case where you are. (which there may not even be one.)
Then I would call the county/city in Illinois and explain he has been picked up and where he is.
I know in VA on extraditions there is nothing to fight. VA arraign someone on the extradition charge and ask them if they want to fight it. If they say yes then they are held until the matter of their identity is resolved. I think the only defense is that the person standing there is not the person that the other state is looking for. Otherwise they are going back, period.
Florida probably doesn’t have jurisdiction to make any decisions on an IL warrant/charge. They just don’t.
They probably aren’t getting out of custody until the issuing court has processed or dropped the charges.
It sounds like if your friend fights it (and it is him they are looking for) then he is only prolonging the inevitable.
If you contact the district attorney in IL and update them AND then they decide not to extradite it may speed things up. Otherwise it sounds like he is headed north. Sorry,