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A consultant assisting local schools in obtaining federally-distributed funds intended to facilitate Internet connectivity at the schools was charged with defrauding the program, even though the funding applications which she prepared did not violate any of the regulations of the program
We noted here recently the first signs of an effort among courts of appeal to temper the reach of 18 U.S.C. 666, long a favorite tool of prosecutors seeking to federalize misdeeds by local and state officials
