Lawyer, Owner of Biodiesel Company Accused of Defrauding Gov't

From the AP: William Tacker II and H. Max Speight, "former owner and president of a Mississippi biodiesel manufacturing company and an imprisoned lawyer, are accused of defrauding the U.S. Department of Agriculture out of $2.8 million by filing false claims for more than two years." The pair "allegedly conspired to file false documents in order to receive subsidy money offered to bioenergy producers of both biodiesel and ethanol."