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Relator Lacks Standing to Intervene in Criminal Case; U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit No. 17-1717, United States ex rel. Jean Charte v. American Tutor Inc., et al.

The Third Circuit affirmed a lower court’s decision barring a relator from intervening in the government’s criminal tax fraud case against the targets of her qui tam complaint.

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