Commonwealth v. DiJohnson

A falling out between the defendant, Florence Di-Johnson, and Marilyn Litman, a medical professional for whom DiJohnson performed part-time billing services, resulted in Di-Johnson’s criminal prosecution and conviction on the charge of larceny of property with a value exceeding $250. See G. L. c. 266, § 30(1). The property in question was a compilation of billing and patient information that DiJohnson had entered, organized and stored on her laptop computer to track the claims that she submitted on Litman’s behalf to health insurers. We agree with DiJohnson that her motion for a required…