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Corporate Governance

: The Datakos Blawg

Justice Department Revises Charging Guidelines for Prosecuting Corporate Fraud

By Rick Wolf

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NEW YORK ? Deputy Attorney General Mark R. Filip announced today that the Department of Justice is revising its corporate charging guidelines for federal prosecutors throughout the country. The new guidance revises the Department?s Principles of Federal Prosecution of Business Organizations, which govern how all federal prosecutors investigate, charge, and prosecute corporate crimes.  The new guidelines [...]

Full post as published by The Datakos Blawg on August 28, 2008 (boomark / email).

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