Minnesota SF2689 modifies Medicaid fraud provisions and grants the attorney general subpoena and enforcement authority.
Minnesota SF2689 amends Medicaid fraud provisions by modifying penalties and enforcement mechanisms. It specifies that the attorney general or county attorney, acting on the attorney general's direction, can prosecute Medicaid fraud cases. The bill also grants the attorney general authority to issue subpoenas for relevant records in ongoing investigations. It sets criminal penalties for Medicaid fraud and modifies the statute of limitations for various offenses. The bill appropriates funds for the attorney general to combat Medicaid fraud and repeals certain sections of the law.
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