2.Woody and Kathy Medlock ran a medical ambulance company. They transported patients to and from hospitals and clinics for treatments like kidney dialysis, where use of an ambulance was required. Medicare reimbursed them for such transportation. The Medlocks made several billings to Medicare for transportation of named patients that misrepresented the nature of the transportation, e.g. saying a stretcher was used when it wasn't, or "double loading" patients but billing for two ambulance runs. They were charged with both health-care fraud and aggravated identity theft under federal statutes. Should they be convicted of both crimes?

2. With the growing popularity of email and texting, some of the rules for proper English and punctuation have fallen by the wayside. How does this affect emails sent in a business environment? When is it appropriate to use slang and no punctuation in email messages? When is it not?