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CFPB Launches Registry for Corporate Repeat Offenders
consumer-protection1 year ago

CFPB Launches Registry for Corporate Repeat Offenders

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has finalized a rule to create a registry aimed at detecting and deterring corporate offenders who violate consumer laws. This registry will help identify repeat offenders and recidivism trends, aiding law enforcement and other stakeholders in holding companies accountable. The rule requires nonbank financial companies to register with the CFPB when they have violated consumer laws and provide attestations of compliance from senior executives. This initiative is part of the CFPB's broader effort to enhance oversight and prevent corporate recidivism.

via Consumer Financial Protection Bureau|
#cfpb#consumer-law#consumer-protection
"Philadelphia Officials Crack Down on Retail Theft After Fatal Stabbing at Macy's"
crime2 years ago

"Philadelphia Officials Crack Down on Retail Theft After Fatal Stabbing at Macy's"

Philadelphia leaders, including District Attorney Larry Krasner, have announced a renewed focus on shoplifters following a deadly stabbing at Macy's in Center City. The suspect, who had a history of retail theft and drug-related cases, was charged with murder and related offenses. Krasner defended his retail theft policy and discussed the formation of a task force dedicated to addressing retail theft. Elected officials urged businesses to report petty crimes to track repeat offenders and create safer neighborhoods.

via WPVI-TV|
#crime#macys#philadelphia
Legal Battle Ensues as 12 Cities Challenge L.A. County's No-Bail Policy
law-and-crime2 years ago

Legal Battle Ensues as 12 Cities Challenge L.A. County's No-Bail Policy

Twelve cities in Los Angeles County have filed a legal challenge against the new zero-bail policy, arguing that it will lead to an increase in repeat offenders. The policy allows suspects arrested for non-violent, non-serious crimes to be released without posting cash bail. While proponents argue that tailored conditions can reduce the risk to the community and ensure court appearances, critics fear that it sends a message of impunity to criminals. Yolo County's experience with zero-bail showed a significant increase in crime rates, but the Los Angeles County Superior Court claims their own studies support the policy. The cities' legal action is scheduled to be heard in court on Wednesday.

via KTLA Los Angeles|
#law-and-crime#legal-action#los-angeles-county