I have heard from a number of attorneys that when a federal prosecutor takes someone to federal court, 90%-95% of the time they will be found guilty. After you watch this 17 minute video of a Federal Prosecutor, you will easily understand how that high conviction rate can be attained. What I suspect, that each possible violation this attorney claims. He is only talking about a single pt and a single interaction with a practitioner. Just imagine, the number of possible federal law violations can could be fabricated on just 1-2 handfuls of pts from a particular practitioner’s practice?
As I remember, several years ago, a particular rural doctor, was initially charged with 400 counts. Each count worth 20 yrs in prison. Makes sense why he agreed to plead guilty to a SINGLE COUNT. As I remember this practitioner was in his 60’s, so a single count was worth 20 yrs in prison and as I understand it, there is no early parole in our federal system. They must serve at least 85% of their sentence.
It was indicated that this was in 2019, I wonder if these Federal prosecutors are still going after prescribers, since the number of poisoning/ODing from illegal Fentanyl from China & Mexican cartels have probably doubled since then. Maybe it is too difficult to confiscate assets of these criminals that are “off-shore”?
I think if you consider the video – as a whole – these Federal prosecutors’ end goal was criminal/civil asset of a prescriber’s assets. that is “free money” that these Feds can put in their dept’s coffers to use/spend as they wish.
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I must have missed the part where they were directed to target doctors whom they knew had no criminal intent.
I think if you consider the video – as a whole – these Federal prosecutors’ end goal was criminal/civil asset of a prescriber’s assets. that is “free money” that these Feds can put in their dept’s coffers to use/spend as they wish.