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false claim

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Public Warehousing Company is charged with conspiracy to defraud the US, committing major fraud against the US, making false statements, submitting false claims and wire fraud, a six-count indictment states.
Moreover, the brief argues that one of the consequences of allowing cases like this one to proceed is the disincentive it creates for states and local governments to do their own investigative audits for fear of providing the basis for a False Claim Act case like this one-in effect, as the brief puts it, greatly increasing the chances that "no good deed goes unpunisheded.
Cheryl Spence, 39, made false claims for four and a half years when she was living with her boyfriend.
 
 
 
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