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Insufficient evidence of fraud where spouse only used home as a mailing address.

The Office of the Inspector General (OIS) was not permitted to recoup Respondent’s food stamp benefits and administratively disqualify her from participation in the Food Stamp Program, because it failed to prove by a clear and convincing standard that she had defrauded the Food Stamp Program.   OIS sought to show that Respondent did not report

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Name calling constituted abuse where nursing home resident suffered mental anguish.

Petitioner’s name may be entered on the state’s Nurse Aide Registry based on a finding of abuse, but not neglect.  Petitioner acted abusively by calling a resident a name that caused her mental anguish.  However, Petitioner did not neglect the resident when she applied a non-medicated cream instead of a medicated cream.  The resident’s care

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Order for Intended Emergency Closure affirmed where transportation rule violations endangered children.

Petitioner, a child care facility, was subject to an Order for Emergency Closure for twenty-one days after an investigation, triggered by a child being left unattended in a van, revealed that the facility was not complying with transportation rules intended to ensure child safety.

Order for Intended Emergency Closure affirmed where transportation rule violations endangered children. Read More

Teacher’s license suspended for one year for mishandling and misappropriation of school funds.

Petitioner’s teaching certificate was suspended for one year for violating Standards Five and Ten of the Code of Ethics for Educators after she (1) failed to follow the school’s established protocol for the handling of funds, (2) borrowed funds for personal use, and (3) retained money collected to benefit the cheerleading squad.

Teacher’s license suspended for one year for mishandling and misappropriation of school funds. Read More

A conversation with Honorable Charles R. Beaudrot Jr., Chief Judge of the Georgia Tax Tribunal.

Judge Michael Malihi and Judge Charles R. Beaudrot Jr. discuss the Georgia Tax Tribunal Judge Malihi:  When were you appointed to your current position as the first judge of the Georgia Tax Tribunal? Judge Beaudrot:  After an extensive review of well-qualified candidates, Gov. Deal appointed me as the first Chief Judge of the Georgia Tax

A conversation with Honorable Charles R. Beaudrot Jr., Chief Judge of the Georgia Tax Tribunal. Read More

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