Documents from the show and supporting research
Read the public statutes, DOJ materials, and official reporting links used in the series. The paid documentation kit is not being offered at this time.
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The public statutes and official government sources used in the series. The paid documentation kit, course outline, templates, and builder are not available on this website.
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Read all nine edited episode transcripts, download Word or text copies, and browse the case records, saved news articles, memos, terms and teaching illustrations.
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Start with the statute and the current official reporting page. Shawn's framework is educational interpretation; the source text and your own verified facts come first.
What it is: Add your experience at standwithmeg.com. 5,842 family-reported submissions now span all 50 states, and 381 public court actors currently meet the three-family threshold. The data can surface questions and patterns; it does not prove a crime.
Shawn's teaching documents (from the show)
Plain English: The federal wire-fraud statute. Shawn teaches that electronic court or billing systems may supply the wire element when the other required elements are supported by facts. The existence of a Zoom hearing, email, or e-filing alone is not fraud.
Plain English: A five-page photographed reference packet with Shawn’s highlights. It includes archived DOJ material on health-care fraud, wire fraud, mail fraud, corporate crimes, and proof of a scheme to defraud.
Plain English: In April 2026 the Justice Department stood up a new National Fraud Enforcement Division to go after people who steal or misuse taxpayer dollars. Shawn highlights the parts that matter for families who have documented billing fraud, virtual-court billing, or federal-program money in their cases.
Full U.S. Code text at Cornell
Plain English: Six statute links open at Cornell’s Legal Information Institute. Read these alongside Shawn’s highlighted teaching PDFs above. Shawn teaches these as his framework for understanding what federal investigators look for; they are not a promise about your case.
Where to file & why the timing matters
Plain English: The Justice Department's public fraud reporting page Shawn points families to once documents are organized. One central door to submit what you have documented.
Plain English: When federal program money or interstate electronic communication is involved, Shawn teaches the FBI tip line as one filing door. Document first, then submit only what you personally know to be true.
Plain English: The Federal Register order that created the DOJ Task Force on Market Integrity and Consumer Fraud, the historical backbone Shawn references when he explains why federal fraud enforcement has been building for years.
From Shawn's September packet
Plain English: First amended complaint, Lindsay M. Clancy v. Jennifer A. Tufts, M.D., and others, Norfolk Superior Court, Massachusetts, 2682CV00081. A civil complaint states claims. It is not a finding.
Plain English: October 2021 FBI affidavit in support of a criminal complaint, District of Connecticut. A complaint affidavit is an allegation, not a verdict.
Plain English: Affidavit for a criminal complaint filed August 23, 2012, in Norfolk, Virginia, case 4:12-mj-137. Charging allegations only.
Plain English: Appendix to the cert petition. Shawn uses it to show how narrow honest-services fraud is. It is not proof about any family's case.
Additional documents from Shawn’s research folder
Supplemental research records, kept separate from the episode document lists because their appearance in a specific episode has not been confirmed. Charging documents describe allegations, not findings of guilt. Dockets are dated snapshots.
- Download: Alla Karash Nowowiejski — indictment (PDF, 3 pages)
Filed September 2, 2026, in Southern Texas case 4:26-cr-00583. It alleges mail fraud and false statements concerning promised immigration legal services and documents submitted to immigration authorities. The supplied copy retains its original “sealed” marking; the charges were publicly announced in the September 9 DOJ release.
Folder files: 1.pdf and 1 (1).pdf are identical. Download the original ZIP (4-26-cr-00583.zip), which contains that same 1.pdf. - Download: Nowowiejski — docket as of September 10, 2026 (PDF, 3 pages)
The court’s case index lists charges, filings, hearings, and release orders. This snapshot records a not-guilty plea and bond; it does not establish guilt or show later developments.
Folder files: DC CM_ECF LIVE- US District Court-Texas Southern.pdf and the (1).pdf copy are identical. The PACER account name is redacted from this public copy. - Download: David Thomas Gilchrist — docket as of September 10, 2026 (PDF, 3 pages)
The Northern Texas docket for 3:26-mj-01151-BN lists a complaint alleging wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and witness tampering. It records unsealing, counsel appointment, and initial proceedings. It is a case index, not the complaint or a finding of guilt.
Folder file: District Version 1.9.pdf. The PACER account name is redacted from this public copy. - Download: DOJ release, “Immigration attorney arrested in alleged fraud scheme” (PDF, 1 page)
A printed copy of the September 9, 2026 U.S. Attorney’s Office (Southern District of Texas) announcement referenced above, for readers who want it alongside the Nowowiejski indictment.
All statute references are general legal education. Shawn's analysis is his professional framework, not legal advice for your situation. Consult a licensed attorney in your state before filing.