The office of the Attorney General is the entity to which a case of suspected Medicaid fraud shall be referred by the Arkansas Medicaid Program or its fiscal agents for the purposes of investigation, civil action, or referral to the prosecuting attorney having criminal jurisdiction in the matter. Acts 1979, No. 823, § 9; A.S.A. 1947, § 41-4409; Acts 1995, No. 894, § 2. The office of the Attorney General is the entity to which a case of suspected Medicaid fraud shall be referred by the Arkansas Medicaid Program or its fiscal agents for the purposes of investigation, civil action, or referral to the prosecuting attorney having criminal jurisdiction in the matter. Acts 1979, No. 823, § 9; A.S.A. 1947, § 41-4409; Acts 1995, No. 894, § 2. The office of the Attorney General is the entity to which a case of suspected Medicaid fraud shall be referred by the Arkansas Medicaid Program or its fiscal agents for the purposes of investigation, civil action, or referral to the prosecuting attorney having criminal jurisdiction in the matter. Acts 1979, No. 823, § 9; A.S.A. 1947, § 41-4409; Acts 1995, No. 894, § 2. The office of the Attorney General is the entity to which a case of suspected Medicaid fraud shall be referred by the Arkansas Medicaid Program or its fiscal agents for the purposes of investigation, civil action, or referral to the prosecuting attorney having criminal jurisdiction in the matter. Acts 1979, No. 823, § 9; A.S.A. 1947, § 41-4409; Acts 1995, No. 894, § 2.
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