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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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