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Department of Justice (DOJ) News

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Explore the intricacies of the legal world with "Department of Justice (DOJ)" podcast, where we delve into recent legal developments, high-profile cases, and the inner workings of the justice system. Join experts and special guests as they analyze significant cases and provide insights into the judicial process, making complex legal matters accessible and engaging. Whether you"re a law enthusiast or simply curious about how justice is served, this podcast offers informative and thought-provoking

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3:16

DOJ Overhauls Corporate Enforcement Policy: New...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/12/01

Welcome to this week's Department of Justice update. If you've been following federal enforcement news, you know May brought a seismic shift in how the government approaches white-collar crime. On May twelfth, the DOJ Criminal Division announced what many are calling a game-changing overhaul of corporate enforcement policy, and listeners, this affects virtually every major company in America.Criminal Division Chief Matthew Galeotti introduced a new enforcement framework built on three pillars:

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3:10

DOJ Overhauls Corporate Crime Fight, Offers...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/11/28

Welcome to this week's Department of Justice briefing. The big story this week involves a federal judge dismissing criminal cases against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James in a ruling that's sent shockwaves through the Justice Department. ABC News reports that the judge found serious problems with how acting US Attorney Lindsey Halligan brought the cases, essentially ruling that the prosecution didn't have proper authority to move forward. The White House

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3:56

DOJ Transforms Corporate Enforcement: Bigger Rewards,...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/11/24

This week’s biggest DOJ headline is the sweeping overhaul of the Department’s corporate enforcement policies, aimed squarely at white-collar crime and designed to transform how American companies respond to wrongdoing. On May 12th, DOJ Criminal Division Chief Matthew Galeotti took the stage at the SIFMA Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Crimes Conference, declaring that the department is “turning a new page on white-collar and corporate enforcement” and is determined “to strike an appropriate

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3:35

DOJ Cracks Down on AI Exports, Overhauls White-Collar...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/11/21

The biggest headline from the Department of Justice this week is the arrest of U.S. citizens and Chinese nationals for allegedly exporting advanced artificial intelligence technology to China. According to the DOJ, this marks a major step in its efforts to counter technology transfers that threaten national security. As Deputy Attorney General Michael Avon stated, “We are committed to preventing our most sensitive innovations from falling into the wrong hands, no matter the cost.”At the same time,

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4:24

DOJ's New Focus on White Collar Crime Accountability...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/11/17

Listeners, the biggest headline from the Department of Justice this week is its sweeping rollout of new white collar crime enforcement policies—changes that could reshape how businesses, state and local governments, and even international partners interact with the federal justice system. At the heart of these changes, announced by DOJ Criminal Division Chief Matthew Galeotti, is a shift toward “focus, fairness, and efficiency.” The updated enforcement plan prioritizes prosecuting the most egregious

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4:07

DOJ's California Redistricting Challenge and New...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/11/14

The big headline from the Department of Justice this week is its lawsuit to block California’s newly approved congressional redistricting plan. According to PBS NewsHour and the Los Angeles Times, DOJ argues that the new map amounts to a “brazen power grab” and alleges it violates federal protections by making race a central factor in drawing district lines. This map, approved by voters through Proposition 50 last week, could potentially flip up to five seats in Congress and reshape national

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3:44

DOJ's New Policies: Crackdown on Corporate Crime,...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/11/10

This week’s headline from the Department of Justice is its landmark sentencing in Arizona: a man convicted for plotting attacks on Christian churches received six years in prison, underscoring DOJ’s focus on domestic security and targeted crime. While the case dominated national headlines, it’s only one piece of DOJ’s busy week. Notably, DOJ also announced the arrest of five fugitives wanted by Germany for a multi-million dollar fraud scheme, reinforcing the Department’s role in international law

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3:23

DOJ's Corporate Enforcement Shift: Balancing...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/11/07

This week, the Department of Justice captured headlines as it announced significant updates to its white-collar crime enforcement policies under the Trump administration, a move set to reshape how corporate wrongdoing is prosecuted and which now prioritizes “focus, fairness, and efficiency.” According to Matthew Galeotti, head of the DOJ’s Criminal Division, these changes are about "turning a new page" while ensuring enforcement doesn’t “punish risk-taking and hinder innovation.” The DOJ intends to

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4:28

DOJ Overhauls White Collar Crime Policy, Balances...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/11/03

Welcome back, listeners. This week’s most significant headline from the Department of Justice comes from a sweeping set of changes in white collar crime enforcement and corporate compliance policy just announced by DOJ officials. On May 12, 2025, the DOJ unveiled what officials call their “broadest and clearest” enforcement statement yet—balancing the prosecution of corporate wrongdoing with an explicit promise not to “punish risk-taking” or “hinder innovation” in American enterprise. According to

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4:09

DOJ Targets White Collar Crimes, Enhances...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/10/31

The top headline this week from the Department of Justice is the arrest and federal indictment of National Guardsman Canyon Anthony Amarys of Alamogordo, New Mexico, charged with violating U.S. export controls for allegedly attempting to send sensitive military technology overseas. Officials say Amarys’s arrest underscores ongoing national security risks. As Attorney General Pam Bondi stated, "This case is a stark reminder that protecting our nation’s technology is fundamental to safeguarding

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4:20

DOJ's Retooled Corporate Enforcement Strategy...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/10/27

This week’s top headline from the Department of Justice centers on the rollout of its retooled corporate enforcement strategy, a move set to reshape how white-collar crime is prosecuted in America. DOJ Criminal Division Chief Matthew Galeotti announced this new direction, emphasizing what he called “focus, fairness, and efficiency.” The plan targets ten key areas of corporate misconduct—including health care fraud, sanctions violations, environmental crimes, tech and cryptocurrency fraud, and

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3:16

DOJ Shifts White-Collar Enforcement Focus for...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/10/24

Thanks for joining us today for this week’s top stories from the Department of Justice, where the spotlight is firmly on sweeping changes to how the DOJ prosecutes white-collar crime. Earlier this week, the DOJ’s Criminal Division, led by Matthew Galeotti, rolled out a revised enforcement plan focused on what Galeotti calls “focus, fairness, and efficiency” in battling corporate wrongdoing. This marks the most comprehensive policy revision in years, as outlined at the SIFMA Anti-Money Laundering and

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2:58

DOJ Cracks Down on Corporate Fraud, Boosts...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/10/20

Welcome to the latest update from the Department of Justice, where this week’s headline centers on the DOJ's sweeping action to combat corporate fraud and enhance transparency in American business. On Friday, Attorney General Merrick Garland announced new measures requiring companies to self-report significant wrongdoing, promising reduced penalties for those who cooperate fully. “No one is above the law. Our new policy sends a clear message: accountability will be swift and fair,” Garland said at

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3:44

DOJ Shifts Focus to High-Impact Fraud, Incentives...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/10/17

Good morning, listeners. The most significant headline out of the Department of Justice this week centers on sweeping new white-collar crime enforcement priorities and policy changes, announced by DOJ Criminal Division Chief Matthew Galeotti on May 12. These moves represent a clear shift in how the agency balances prosecuting corporate wrongdoing with supporting American innovation and minimizing unnecessary burdens on businesses.Galeotti’s memo, titled “Focus, Fairness, and Efficiency in the Fight

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1:31

DOJ's Data Security Program and Evolving White-Collar...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/10/13

This week, the Department of Justice made headlines with its October 6 deadline for compliance with its Data Security Program, or DSP. As of this date, companies must be fully compliant with the program's requirements, which aim to protect sensitive personal data and government-related information from foreign adversaries. The DSP distinguishes between prohibited and restricted transactions, requiring robust data compliance for restricted ones.On May 12, the DOJ also announced new white-collar

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4:15

DOJ Data Security Rules, White-Collar Priorities, and...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/10/10

Major news from the Department of Justice this week is the indictment of New York Attorney General Letitia James on charges of bank fraud and false statements to a financial institution. This development comes after sustained pressure from President Trump, who recently called for James and the judge in her previous case against him to be “arrested and punished accordingly.” Federal prosecutors allege that James lied on her mortgage application in 2020, benefitting from favorable terms, but James has

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3:51

DOJ's New Data Rule and White-Collar Enforcement...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/10/06

The Department of Justice has captured headlines this week with the full implementation of its groundbreaking “Preventing Access to U.S. Sensitive Personal Data and Government Related Data by Countries of Concern” Rule, taking effect today, October 6, 2025. Stemming from national security concerns and a 2024 executive order, this rule restricts certain international transactions involving Americans’ bulk sensitive personal data. The DOJ has made clear in guidance and compliance materials that even

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3:16

DOJ Overhauls White-Collar Crime Enforcement,...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/10/03

The Department of Justice’s top story this week is its sweeping overhaul of white-collar crime enforcement, signaling one of the most significant shifts in federal prosecution strategy in years. On May 12, the DOJ’s Criminal Division announced new priorities designed to target what it calls the “most egregious” crimes—those that harm vulnerable taxpayers, threaten American markets, or endanger national security. Head of the Criminal Division Matthew Galeotti emphasized that while the DOJ remains

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3:23

DOJ Overhauls Corporate Enforcement with Focus on...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/09/29

This week’s biggest headline from the Department of Justice is a major overhaul in how the DOJ will prosecute white-collar crime. The DOJ announced new investigative priorities and policy changes, aiming for what Criminal Division Chief Matthew Galeotti calls “focus, fairness, and efficiency”—marking the Trump administration’s clearest statement so far on corporate enforcement since taking office back in January. Galeotti says these updates will help “strike an appropriate balance” between rooting

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3:49

DOJ's New Enforcement Priorities: Tougher on Fraud,...

Department of Justice (DOJ) News ·

2025/09/26

This week, the Department of Justice made waves with its major restructuring announcement: the long-standing Consumer Protection Branch will be dissolved as of September 30, and a new Enforcement & Affirmative Litigation Branch will take charge of civil enforcement efforts. This move, confirmed on September 22, not only changes DOJ’s organizational chart but signals a significant shift in enforcement across multiple industries and regulatory spheres. The new branch will target violations previously

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