Legal Opinion

Commonwealth v. Goodman

Massachusetts Superior Court

Decided November 15, 1998No. 105446-105521PublishedCited by 1 opinion

1Opinion of the CourtDoerfer, J.

INTRODUCTION

Defendant Harold F. Goodman, an orthopedic surgeon, and defendant Orthopedic Surgery of the South Shore, Inc. stand indicted on multiple counts of violating G.L.c. 118E, §40, the Medicaid False Claims Act. The defendants now move to dismiss the indictments as violative of due process under the Fourteenth Amendment and Article 12 of the Declaration of Rights on the ground that they are based on insufficient evidence, are duplicitous, and deprive them of the right to indictment by grand jury. For the reasons discussed below, the defendants’ motion is DENIED.

BACKGROUND

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2Cases cited30 opinions

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