The bribery retrial against a casino owner and several others begins today in Alabama.
Luke McCormack comes from the Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The seven-time Tour de France winner had accused the Justice Department of trying to taint his legacy.
The veteran antitrust lawyer may hit a hurdle in the Senate, where the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee has vowed to delay Justice Department nominees over the Fast and Furious gun-walking scandal.
If confirmed, Stephanie Rose would be the first woman to serve on the bench in the Cedar Rapids-based Southern District of Iowa, where she’s been nominated.
How many lawyers does it take to embarrass a giant bureaucracy and create confusion? Not many.
The Department of Justice pays for the defense of prosecutors whose conduct came under fire.
George E. B. Holding, who obtained an indictment against former Sen. John Edwards, has raised four times as much as rival.
The parents of Brian Terry, the border agent killed last year in a shootout near the Mexican border, have filed suit against Arizona. His death has spurred a national discussion about botched gun-walking operation known as Fast and Furious.
The latest sharp exchanges fall just short of declaring, “We’ll see you in court.”
At a House Oversight Committee hearing, Chairman Darrell Issa was more solicitous toward the Attorney General, while backbenchers continued to rip into him. The AG fought back.
Former CIA director fails in his struggle to resist Schadenfreude.
The U.S. Attorney hits the big time with a cover article on Time magazine.
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Ex-DOJ lawyer who blew whistle on John Walker Lindh interrogation questions his 20-year sentence.
“The fact that the Department just produced this document on Friday shows the lengths to which you are willing to go to obstruct our investigation and deceive the public,” Issa wrote.
Charles Grassley — the lawmaker most closely associated with the False Claims Act and whistleblower protections — was invited to the event but did not attend. Sen. Patrick Leahy called the False Claims Act a “real success story in government.”
David Remnitz will be the global and Americas forensic technology and discovery services leader. In addition, Adam Cohen, Todd Marlin and Jay Sonbolian will join as principals.
He served as a federal prosecutor in New Orleans for 20 years, leading prosecutions of former Louisiana Gov. Edward Edwards on racketeering charges.
One of the seven defendants, Ray Crosby, died Sunday, leaving the status of the corruption case uncertain.
Years of dysfunction within the Arizona U.S. Attorney’s office is to blame for the botched Fast and Furious gun-walking investigation, a report says. UPDATED Feb. 1
Patrick Cunningham’s attorney said it’s unfair to blame him for inaccurate information in a letter to Congress that the Justice Department was forced to withdraw.
Sen. Charles Grassley discusses what he believes has been an erosion of the balance of power following President Barack Obama’s controversial recess appointments this January.
A Washington, D.C., federal jury has acquitted two of the remaining five defendants in a foreign bribery trial of military products brokers.
The emails show former Arizona U.S. Attorney Dennis Burke alerting Monty Wilkinson, an aide to Attorney General Eric Holder, about the shooting of Brian Terry.
Former Arizona U.S. Attorney Dennis K. Burke is described as neither embittered nor broken over the gun-tracking debacle.
Former Criminal Division DAAG joins Davis Polk & Wardwell.
Sharis Pozen departs as acting chief.
Attorney General Eric Holder unveiled a new task force focused on mortgage fraud Friday.
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder urging the Justice Department to take a closer look at presidential hopeful Mitt Romney’s personal finance disclosures.
MARRYING INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT LAW AND THE FOREIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT.
Shanghai-based Lesli Ligorner, a partner with Paul Hastings LLP, speaks with Main Justice Editor-in-Chief Mary Jacoby about the overlap between employment law and FCPA compliance in China.
"And I suppose it is literally true that Ms. Seitz did not stand idly by when the Administration took unconstitutional action: rather, she actively became a lackey for the Administration." -- Sen. Charles Grassley on Office of Legal Counsel's authorization of Obama's controversial recess appointments.
- Nebraska Man Pleads Guilty for Fraudulently Seeking Corrupt Payments in Return for Promising to Obtain Reduction in Associate’s Prison Sentence
- California Seafood Corporation Sentenced to Pay $1 Million for False Labeling of Seafood Products
- Louisiana Patient Recruiter Pleads Guilty in Health Care Fraud Scheme
- Californian Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for Evading More Than $150,000 in Taxes
- Former U.S. Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant Sentenced to Prison for Role in Scheme to Steal Military Equipment in Iraq
- Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against Lee County, Florida, for Race and National Origin Discrimination
- Medical Device Company Smith & Nephew Resolves Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Investigation
- Attorney General Eric Holder Speaks at the American Bar Association’s National Summit on Indigent Defense
- Attorney General Eric Holder Speaks at Tulane University Law School
- Hungarian Citizen Sentenced in Maryland to 30 Months in Prison for Hacking into Marriott Computers to Extort Employment from the Company