My question involves criminal law for the state of: MI
I thank you for your insight and helpful replies. I just have one last question that I was wondering if someone might be able to answer. I have a friend who was reported to the police by a vindictive ex for accepting need-based scholarship money from a private donor, which resulted in a fully-funded graduate school career at an elite university ($$$$). However, the donor philanthropist family had absolutely no idea that the student was receiving about $50,000 a year in money from his deceased father's life insurance payments. He also applied for and received a second private need-based scholarship through the graduate school itself, which allowed him to receive reimbursement for his internship work unlike any of the other students. Does this student stand potential fraud charges for doing this, and hiding the fact that he actually had ample assets of his own?

