BAKER ANNOUNCES FELONY MEDICAID FRAUD CONVICTIONS IN DEKALB COUNTY
April 14, 1998
Attorney General Thurbert Baker announced today that a DeKalb County jury returned felony convictions against three DeKalb County residents for Medicaid fraud.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL'S CONSUMER PROTECTION BILL SIGNED INTO LAW BY GOVERNOR
April 14, 1998
Atlanta- Governor Zell Miller signed into law today the Personal Financial Security Act proposed by Attorney General Thurbert Baker during the 1998 session of the General Assembly.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OBTAINS GUILTY PLEA OF GAINESVILLE DOCTOR FOR MEDICAID FRAUD
March 9, 1998
Attorney General Thurbert E. Baker announced today that on Monday, March 9, 1998, Sharon Hinkson, a Gainesville physician, entered a plea of guilty to felony charges of Medicaid fraud and theft by taking. Senior Judge Rufe McCombs sentenced Dr.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OBTAINS FELONY CONVICTION IN TIMBER FRAUD CASE
February 23, 1998
Attorney General Thurbert E. Baker announced today that a jury in Henry County, Georgia deliberated approximately two and one-half hours Friday before finding Jeffrey R.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OBTAINS 30-YEAR SENTENCE IN MEDICAID FRAUD CASE
February 20, 1998
Attorney General Thurbert E. Baker announced today that on Thursday, February 19, 1998, a Rockdale County jury convicted Kevin Carithers of four felony counts of Medicaid fraud.
FEDERATED DEPARTMENT STORES, INC. TO PAY IN EXCESS OF $7.5 MILLION AS PART OF MULTI-STATE SETTLEMENT FOR IMPROPER DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES
February 17, 1998
ATLANTA - Attorney General Thurbert Baker and the Administrator of the Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs, Barry W.
NATIONSBANK AND ATTORNEY GENERAL RESOLVE ANDERSON CASE
February 16, 1998
MACON-An Agreement between the Attorney General of the State of Georgia and NationsBank has paved the way for donations from the late W.T. Anderson estate to become a reality.
FORMER ATLANTA BUSINESSWOMAN CONVICTED OF MEDICAID FRAUD IN GLYNN COUNTY
February 10, 1998
Attorney General Thurbert E. Baker announced today that on Friday, February 6, 1998, a Glynn County jury convicted JoAnn Fletcher Cash on two felony charges related to fraudulent billing of the Georgia Medicaid Program.
ATTORNEY GENERAL BAKER'S BILL INTRODUCED STRENGTHENING ENFORCEMENT OF OPEN MEETINGS, OPEN RECORDS LAWS
February 6, 1998
ATLANTA - Attorney General Thurbert Baker announced today that House Bill 1549, the third and final part of his legislative package for 1998 has been introduced in the Georgia House of Representatives.