Government
May 24, 2008
Justice Agency Lets Congress Review Monitors
Under pressure from Congress, the Justice Department has revealed unprecedented new information about the independent monitors hired to oversee increasing numbers of deferred prosecution agreements in corporate crime cases.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress, the Justice Department has revealed unprecedented new information about the independent monitors hired to oversee increasing numbers of deferred prosecution agreements in corporate crime cases.
But the department's disclosures aren't enough for Democratic...
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