Public Integrity Section Opposes Unsealing Documents in Florida

By Mary Jacoby | April 30, 2009 10:41 pm

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A judge agreed with the DOJ’s Public Integrity Section that unsealing documents in a highly publicized insurance fraud case would improperly reveal secret grand jury material involving an investigation into public corruption in South Florida. Read the Miami Herald story here.

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