Nurse Practitioner Fraud Case Declared a Mistrial

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Federal judge declares Briley case a mistrial.

The case against former nurse practitioner John Michael Briley, has been declared a mistrial, according toThe Jackson Sun.

Briley was indicted last year for allegedly forging the signature of a physician on nearly 150 treatment forms. This forgery caused Medicare and TennCare to issue more than $330,000 in payments for unauthorized services.

The office of US Attorney Edward Stanton III, confirmed the federal judge’s mistrial after a legal issue that required Briley’s defense attorney to withdraw from the case.

Briley’s trial was scheduled to start Monday, but now he will have a new trial on all counts set by the court.

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