White-Collar Crime
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The day – Advocates for victims of domestic violence warn of cutbacks in federal funding
Federal funding for programs dedicated to victims of crime has declined, and those who work with victims are concerned about the impact on the ... -
Court wrapping or court persuasion
Matthew T. Mangino Recently, President Joe Biden issued an executive order creating the Presidential Commission of the Supreme Court of the United States. The ... -
National Crime Victim Rights Week
If you are interested in attending the virtual ceremony please use the link below to register. https://usao.webex.com/usao/onstage/g.php?MTID=e0bb75a52a534a276abd6c3647b5a5d67 Agenda 10:45 – 11:00 am ... -
Democrats propose bill to expand Supreme Court, but Pelosi formulates it
“The Republicans have stolen the majority of the court, with Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation ending their frenzy of crime,” Massachusetts Democrat Senator Edward ... -
Victims’ challenge to Epstein plea deal rejected by 11th full circuit – Courthouse News Service
Deeply divided 11th Circuit admitted prosecutors misled victims of billionaire Jeffrey Epstein when they reached a plea deal granting him immunity from prosecution for ... -
What to do when the FBI knocks on your door
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is a division of the United States Department of Justice that is primarily responsible for investigating a wide ... -
Top 10 international anti-corruption developments in March 2021 – Criminal law
In order to provide the big picture for in-house lawyers and busy compliance professionals, we have summarized below some of the most important international ... -
Swiss public institutions hit hard by white-collar crime
© Keystone / Gaétan Bally Swiss courts last year dealt with 52 major economic crime cases, which amounted to 355 million francs ($ 384 ... -
Morning Briefing: Mets hopes to avoid the rain on DeGrom Day
Photo: USA Today Hello, Mets fans! Happy Jacob deGrom day! DeGrom is set to win the final game of a four-game set with the ... -
Drug-related crimes committed by foreign nationals on the rise
The number of foreign nationals convicted of drug-related offenses in South Korea has increased by 140% in two years, despite an overall decline in ...
