http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014...re-fraudsters/
Ripping off Medicaid, food stamps or taxpayer-funded cash assistance programs for more than $100,000 could mean 30 years in prison, the sentencing equivalent of seriously hurting a law officer.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014...re-fraudsters/
Ripping off Medicaid, food stamps or taxpayer-funded cash assistance programs for more than $100,000 could mean 30 years in prison, the sentencing equivalent of seriously hurting a law officer.
I'd be curious to know the percentage of welfare fraud that goes over $100k. I can't imagine it being that big a piece of the pie. If I'm right, then this law is basically a useless piece of crackdown theater.
That'll just cost Florida in prison expenses. See California and their prison guard's union backed "Three Strikes" law.
#RESIST
Wasn't Florida the state that the prisons were so overcrowded that they were letting people out after serving only a portion of their sentence? So 30 years will mean what 3 to 10 maybe.
Scott
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