FBI, DOJ TARGETING TELEMEDICINE AND OPIOIDS. MORE CPT CODES IS A RED FLAG NOW FOR MEDICARE ADVANTAGE PROGRAMS. 2026

TOPICS: AI is the DOJ’s Tool of Choice.PreparationACKNOWLEDGE THE IMPACT OF YOUR INDICTMENT. Pill Mill Health Care Fraud Distribution of opioids and other controlled substances. THE DOJ WILL BE EXPANDING FROM THEIR WINS IN 2025 Fraud Enforcement Isn’t Slowing Down — It’s
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FEDERAL COURTS & BOP NEWS YOU CAN USE. UPDATED WEEKLY. 2026

EARLY RELEASE TO HOME CONFINEMENT. ARE YOU ELIGIBLE? THE DEVIL IS IN ‘PREPARATION’ FOR YOUR PRESENTENCE INTERVIEW.  P 11th Circuit Defines “Available Caregiver” for Compassionate Release P L February 23, 2026 P A compelling reason for compassionate release under 18 USC 3582(c)(1) is
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ACCESS (OR LACK THEREOF) TO MEDICAL CARE IN PRISON. 2026

TOPICS: YOUR MEDICAL RECORD. The PRESENTENCE REPORT (PSR), CAN BE YOUR MEDICAL REFERRAL. PATIENT CARE. CATEGORIES AND SCOPE OF CARE STEEL TOE SAFETY BOOTS IN PRISONS | NIH: Shear-Reducing Insoles Prevent Foot Ulceration THE NEEDS OF AN AGING PRISON POPULATION MENTAL HEALTH
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FBI, DOJ IS TARGETING YOU: MEDICARE FALSE CLAIMS, DME, Digital Technology, and Telemedicine. 2026.

TOPICS: AI is the DOJ’s Tool of Choice. They don’t need sleep and are constantly monitoring and data-mining.PreparationACKNOWLEDGE THE IMPACT OF YOUR INDICTMENT. Durable Medical Equipment Fraud MEDICARE FALSE CLAIMS Digital Health Technology and Telemedicine Initiative. Texas Rheumatologist (39) Sham Hospice Companies
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FBI, DOJ TARGETING YOU: ‘FRAUD,’ IN PPP LOANS, CRYPTO, AND TELEMARKETING. 2026

TOPICS: AI is the DOJ’s Tool of Choice. They don’t need sleep and are constantly monitoring and data-mining. Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) (55) Reis and Hockridge to 10 years in prison Cryptocurrency (59) Travis Ford, investment CEO, founder, and head trader, to
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PLACING INMATES WITHIN 500 DRIVING MILES.

DOJ-OIG REPORT FSA amends 18 U.S.C. § 3621(b), requiring the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to place inmates in facilities as close to their primary residence as possible. 18 U.S.C. § 3621(b) Placing inmates close to home during incarceration reduces recidivism, eases the
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