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Subject: DOJ Eyes Fraud Section Acting Chief For Permanent Gig
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 2019 07:50:53 +0000
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DOJ Eyes Fraud Section Acting Chief For Permanent Gig
Robert Zink, the acting chief of the U.S. Department of Justice's Fraud
Section, is expected to be tapped as permanent head of the corporate crime-
fighting unit, sources familiar with the matter have confirmed to Law360.
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Epstein Accusers Appear At Bail Hearing, Ask He Be Jailed
The government sparred with sex-trafficking suspect Jeffrey Epstein at a bail
hearing on Monday, decrying his "offensive" arguments it said minimized the
charges — arguments punctuated by pleas to jail him from two women who
say Epstein had victimized them.
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Craig registered Friday with the U.S. Department of Justice as a foreign
agent of Ukraine.
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into conflicts of interest at BigLaw firms representing parents and the
University of Southern California.
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Couple Can Get Separate Trials In Fraud Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
The Third Circuit has ordered a new trial for a woman convicted alongside
her husband in Pennsylvania federal court in a benefits fraud case after
finding that she'd been improperly forced to choose between taking the stand
in her own defense and exercising her privilege not to testify against her
spouse.
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