Husband, Wife to Retire After Combined 81 Years at DOJ
The couple handled several high-profile cases, including the Whitewater investigation and the Branch Davidian prosecutions.
DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Sheriff Joe
The lawsuit seeks documents from Maricopa Sheriff Joe Arpaio as part of a Justice Department Civil Rights Division investigation. UPDATED: 12:27 p.m.
DEA to Launch Prescription Drug Initiative
Unused, unwanted or expired prescription drugs can be dropped off at locations across the United States.
Former SDNY Complex Fraud Chief Moves to DLA Piper
The former prosecutor left the Southern District of New York U.S. Attorney’s office last month after 15 years.
Botox Maker Settles False Claims Act Case
Allergan Inc. will pay $600 million in fines and forfeiture as part of a plea agreement.
DOJ In Top 10 Best Places to Work in Federal Government
The annual rankings are based on a survey of federal workers and take into account information such as how well employees’ skills match the agency’s mission; the management and leadership at the agency; and work/family balance.
WP: FBI’s Tim Murphy “Like a Machine”
Tim Murphy, who recently became the no. 2 at the FBI, describes himself as a “behind-the-scenes, fix-the-problem kind of guy.”
Former Alabama U.S. Attorney Candidate Becomes Public Defender
The new chief of the Tuscaloosa County public defender’s office was one of two candidates initially recommended for Middle District of Alabama U.S. Attorney. But his candidacy was scuttled by the White House.






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