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49.155
(3m) (g) If, on the basis of a reasonable suspicion of fraud on the part
8of an individual receiving a child care subsidy under this section, a county
9department or agency refers the matter to a district attorney, the county department
10or agency may terminate payment of any child care subsidy for child care services
11provided for a child of the individual. If the county department or agency decides to
12terminate an individual's child care subsidy under this paragraph, and the
13individual does not rectify the situation after notice under s. 49.153 and either does
1not timely petition for review under s. 49.152 of the termination of benefits or timely
2petitions for review under s. 49.152 but does not prevail, the individual shall not be
3eligible for a subsidy again until the earliest of any of the following occurs:
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1. Six months elapse since the referral and the district attorney has not charged
5the individual with a crime in connection with the referral.
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2. All charges filed in connection with the referral are dismissed.
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3. The trial court reaches final disposition for all charges in connection with the
8referral and the individual is not adjudged guilty of a crime in connection with the
9referral.
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4. The individual was adjudged guilty of a crime in connection with the referral
11and the conviction is reversed, set aside, or vacated.".
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15"
(2g) Discontinuation of child care subsidy if matter referred to district
16attorney. The treatment of section 49.155 (3m) (g) of the statutes first applies to
17matters based on a reasonable suspicion of fraud that are referred to a district
18attorney on the effective date of this subsection.".
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20"
(2g) Discontinuation of child care subsidy if matter referred to district
21attorney. The treatment of section 49.155 (3m) (g) of the statutes and
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22(2g) of this act take effect on the day after publication.".
