Economy_of_Law

Economy of Law United States of America v. Photogrammetric Data services United States of America v. David G. Webb In 1994, under the direct supervision of David G. Webb, Photogrammetric Data Services (PDS) began an illegal scheme which sought to exploit federal agencies and taxpayer dollars in order to generate unwarranted profits. Photogrammetric Data Services is a Virginian corporation that subcontracted for firms working for the Virginia Department of transportation (VDT). From 1994-1999, their job was to perform preliminary engineering work for highway developments by preparing aerial and ground surveys using topographic maps. During this time period, Webb worked as a manager in charge of billing and timesheets. At the time, The VDT paid its contractors according to an estimation of the number of hours they would work to finish a project. Each contractor was responsible for submitting the estimated number of hours they would work and could only receive money up to that limit. Any hours that were worked beyond their estimations had to be documented and approved by VDT in orde! r to receive payment. From 1994-1999, Webb realized that by finishing a project under the pds, webb, standard, costs, proof, law, crime, evidence, case, government, criminal, court, agents, guilty, found, year, received, highway, having, appellants, under, society, search, project, felt, during, trial, time, taxpayer, prove, losses, loss, first, efficient, efficiency, webb’s, vdt, two, transaction/enforcement, statements, seem, prison, person, jail, innocent, hours, high, gain, employees, district