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09Jun

DOJ Eyes More Dynamic Corporate Compliance Programs in Updates to Department Manual

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Last week, the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) updated its Manual on Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs (“June 2020 Guidance”), which is intended to aid prosecutors in making corporate charging decisions.  Initially issued in 2017, and last...
By: Polsinelli
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