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In an embarrassing setback, the Justice Department gave up Tuesday on its high-profile prosecution of nearly two dozen businessmen charged in the first undercover sting the government used to enforce a 35-year-old law against foreign bribery. U.S....
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Christopher M. Matthews The Department of Justice abandoned a foreign bribery case Tuesday, dropping prosecution of 16 businessmen charged in an undercover sting involving a phony military contract.The retreat is another blow to the Justice...
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Cyclists take a break near the U.S. Capitol in Washington February 17, 2012. Authorities arrested a suspect on Friday near the Capitol as part of a terrorism investigation, saying he sought to use explosives, the Justice Department and the Capitol... View Photo »
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I want you to know that – at every level of the Justice Department, just like here at the EPA, (Environmental Justice) is a top priority -- and, for me, it is also a personal calling.
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Justice Department gives up on largest prosecution of individuals under foreign bribery law
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U.S. District Judge Richard Leon granted the department's motion to dismiss all charges against 16 defendants still facing trial after the case fell apart in its first two courtroom tests. Ten defendants went through two lengthy trials, but jurors did...
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But he said the case cost him his job as a vice president of ammunitions supplier Allied Defense Group and that he spent "more than I had" on his defense. David Krakoff, attorney for Morales' co-defendant John Mushriqui, said the Justice Department's...
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Ariz. Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio in December 2011. (Ross D. Franklin - AP) Arpaio had previously endorsed Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) , who dropped out of the race last month and endorsed former House speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.). “You know, I...
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U.S. Capitol Police Officer Angel Morales keeps watch in front of the Capitol in Washington February 17, 2012. Authorities arrested a suspect on Friday near the Capitol as part of a terrorism investigation, saying he sought to use explosives, the... View Photo »
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The Justice Department has cleared the rest of the law, but Florida Secretary of State Kurt Browning chose to have the court, instead, rule on the most controversial provisions. Browning, a Scott appointee, said he wanted the decision to be free of 'outside influence'
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Salerno, 38, of Stroudsburg, is scheduled to be sentenced in May. Salerno, who owned the pharmacy from 1999 to 2007, supplied prescription medication to health care institutions, not the general public. Salerno admitted to having employees retrieve...
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Randolph James Campbell, 28, of Winston-Salem, was sentenced to 16 years in prison, followed by five years of supervised release. He pled guilty in 2010 to possession with intent to distribute cocaine and marijuana and possession of a firearm in...
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