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American Bar Association National Institute: Health Care Fraud 1994, Tab D
A Practical Guide for Health Care Providers and Medical Product Manufacturers When Responding to a Grand Jury or Inspector General Subpoena for Corporate Records
1994
7 BNA Criminal Practice Manual 580
Inspector General Subpoenas: A Guide For Company Counsel