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DOJ Fraud Division Issues Sweeping Enforcement Priorities Memorandum
The Department of Justice's newly created National Fraud Enforcement Division has issued a memorandum outlining five substantive enforcement priorities that signal an ambitious expansion of federal fraud enforcement resources. With approximately 500 attorneys and staff expected by August 2026 and plans for further growth, the Division will deploy enhanced data analytics and cross-agency coordination to pursue fraud schemes across government procurement, healthcare, tax enforcement, global trade, and corpora
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Bracewell
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Navigating The New Presidential Memorandum On Transnational Cyber Enabled-Crime
The Trump Administration has introduced a groundbreaking framework allowing vetted U.S. cybersecurity companies to conduct government-supervised offensive cyber operations against transnational criminal organizations. This unprecedented initiative raises critical questions about liability allocation, operational oversight, and the practical implications for private-sector firms considering participation in government-directed cyber surveillance and disruption activities.
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Wiley Rein
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DOJ Fraud Division Issues Sweeping Enforcement Priorities Memorandum
The Department of Justice's newly created National Fraud Enforcement Division has issued a memorandum outlining five substantive enforcement priorities that signal an ambitious expansion of federal fraud enforcement resources. With approximately 500 attorneys and staff expected by August 2026 and plans for further growth, the Division will deploy enhanced data analytics and cross-agency coordination to pursue fraud schemes across government procurement, healthcare, tax enforcement, global trade, and corpora
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Bracewell
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CEO Still In The Crosshairs Despite Declination For The Company: Lessons From The First Health Care Declination Under The New CEP
The U.S. Department of Justice has issued its first health care fraud declination under the new Corporate Enforcement Policy, resolving a multi-year investigation into Campus Eye Management for alleged Medicare fraud and Anti-Kickback Statute violations. While the company avoided prosecution through voluntary self-disclosure and cooperation, its CEO faces criminal charges, highlighting DOJ's continued focus on individual accountability even when corporations receive favorable treatment.
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Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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Navigating The New Presidential Memorandum On Transnational Cyber Enabled-Crime
The Trump Administration has introduced a groundbreaking framework allowing vetted U.S. cybersecurity companies to conduct government-supervised offensive cyber operations against transnational criminal organizations. This unprecedented initiative raises critical questions about liability allocation, operational oversight, and the practical implications for private-sector firms considering participation in government-directed cyber surveillance and disruption activities.
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Wiley Rein
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How The Modern Plea Bargain Undercuts The Constitutional Right To A Jury Trial
A legal expert examines how the modern plea-bargaining system has fundamentally undermined the constitutional right to jury trial that the Founders considered essential to American liberty. The analysis explores historical context from the American Revolution and discusses recent Supreme Court signals suggesting potential reconsideration of longstanding plea bargaining practices.
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WilmerHale
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