Reuters: Novartis to Pay $422 Million to Settle Off-Label, Kickback Probe
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Leah Nylen | September 30, 2010 1:41 pm
Attorney General Eric Holder pushes back against an aggressive Rep. Raul Labrador at a Feb. 2 House Oversight Committee hearing on the Fast and Furious gun-tracing operation. "What you have just done is disrespectful," Holder told the Idaho Republican.
"The legislative record of these provisions contains no rationale for providing veterans' benefits to opposite-sex spouses of veterans but not to legally married same-sex spouses of veterans." -- Attorney General Eric Holder in a letter to Congress explaining the DOJ's stance on federal benefits to married same-sex military personnel.
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- Tennessee Couple Plead Guilty to Tax Crimes
- Fort Lauderdale, Florida-Area Halfway House Operator Sentenced to 33 Months in Prison for Participating in Fraud and Kickback Scheme
- Florida Physician Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Mail and Wire Fraud
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- New York Resident and His Company Sentenced for Conspiracy to Export Computer-Related Equipment to Iran
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