A school superintendent in Indiana is facing multiple charges, including insurance fraud, after she allegedly used her own insurance to get medical treatment for a student who had strep throat. Which of the following comes closest to your view?

A school superintendent in Indiana is facing multiple charges, including insurance fraud, after she allegedly used her own insurance to get medical treatment for a student who had strep throat. Which of the following comes closest to your view? Published on January 24, 2019 → Survey conducted on January 24, 2019 on 1669 U.S. adults

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She was right to use her insurance in this way, and it is wrong for her to face charges for doing so

28%

She was right to use her insurance in this way, but it is also right for her to face charges for doing so

14%

She was wrong to use her insurance in this way, but it is wrong for her to face charges for doing so

27%

She was wrong to use her insurance in this way, and it is right for her to face charges for doing so

15%

Don’t know

16%

She was right to use her insurance in this way, and it is wrong for her to face charges for doing so

28%

She was right to use her insurance in this way, but it is also right for her to face charges for doing so

14%

She was wrong to use her insurance in this way, but it is wrong for her to face charges for doing so

27%

She was wrong to use her insurance in this way, and it is right for her to face charges for doing so

15%

Don’t know

16%

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