NAL, but I believe the prosecution would need to prove damages. If, like you said, the patients still got their results, the results were correct, and it was o

NAL, but I believe the prosecution would need to prove damages. If, like you said, the patients still got their results, the results were correct, and it was only how those results were obtained that lead to the patient fraud charges, then I think you maybe correct. Again, I'm not a lawyer, so people should feel free to correct me if what I said was wrong.