You did it. You know you did it and, moreover, you’re aware that we know you did it. You failed a polygraph test (so we say, but that’s not actually true). We have witnesses willing to offer testimony against…

Imagine that you have been in a car accident. You were not seriously injured and the damage to your car was minor. You exchange information with the driver that caused the accident and you call his insurance company. Since…

It might have been the video recordings. Or, more specifically, the lack thereof, that materially influenced a jury and persuaded it to deliver a not guilty verdict in a federal Medicare fraud case recently. That case centrally involved federal…