United States v. Earnest Gibson, III
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
STEPHEN A. HIGGINSON', Circuit Judge:
“The trouble with conspiracies is that they rot internally.” 1 According to the government’s cooperating witnesses, the appellants—Earnest Gibson, III (Gibson III) and his son, Earnest Gibson, IV (Gibson IV)—participated in three: one to defraud Medicare, another to pay unlawful kickbacks, and a third to launder money. A jury convicted the Gibsons for each, plus several substantive kickback counts. On appeal, the Gibsons advance sufficiency challenges and assert that the health care fraud and money laundering conspiracies merged. For his part, Gibson III…
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