DOJ Unveils Uniform Corporate Enforcement Policy for All Criminal Cases
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The Department of Justice released its first department-wide Corporate Enforcement Policy for all criminal matters, offering incentives for companies that self-disclose misconduct, cooperate with investigations, and remediate, while reserving prosecutions in appropriate cases and prioritizing individual accountability across the DOJ (excluding antitrust).
Topics:business#accountability#corporate-enforcement-policy#doj#government#self-disclosure#white-collar-crime
- Department of Justice Releases First-Ever Corporate Enforcement Policy for All Criminal Cases Department of Justice (.gov)
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- US Encourages Companies to Report Criminal Misconduct in New Nationwide Policy U.S. News & World Report
- SDNY Releases New Corporate Enforcement and Voluntary Self-Disclosure Program for Financial Crimes Latham & Watkins LLP
- US DOJ Incentivises Corporate Crime Self-Reporting Sharecafe
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