Enforcement

DOJ’s Criminal Division chief signals white-collar crime de-prioritization

The DOJ building in Washington DC. Photo: Glowimages/Getty Images

Alexander Barzacanos

May 14, 2025 3 min read

The DOJ looks to combat foreign crime while promising to scale back monitorships and incentivize self-reports.

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Compliance, Cooperation credit, DOJ, Enforcement, FCA, Fraud, Industry, Reporting, US Content, Whistleblowing

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The US Department of Justice Building on August 17, 2026 in Washington, DC.

Enforcement

DOJ sets priorities for new national fraud enforcement division

Increased enforcement focus on: public trust and financial integrity, healthcare, internal revenue, global trade and commerce, and corporate misconduct.

Justin D. Weitz, Morgan Lewis; Sandra Moser, Morgan Lewis; Mary “Molly” Muoio, Morgan Lewis

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Montage with Sandra Moser and John Pease.

Podcasts

Podcast: Sandra Moser and John Pease walk us through DOJ's Corporate Enforcement Policy

Moser and Pease talk about a corporate enforcement and voluntary self-disclosure policy that has seen a variety of iterations through several administrations.

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