Wow. You don't usually see the feds bring charges so weak that this happens:
A federal judge dismisses a racketeering charge, six health care fraud charges, a conspiracy to commit racketeering charge, a conspiracy to violate general criminal statutes charge, three counts of mail fraud and three counts of mail fraud using a kickback scheme before there is even a trial.
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