The DOJ last week told department heads and U.S. attorneys that they should include new language in any deferred or non-prosecution agreement to help a corporation deal with its monitor. The added wording is to "explain what role the Department could play in resolving any disputes between the monitor and the corporation," according to a memo from acting deputy attorney general Gary Grindler.
June 03, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The Department of Justice last week told department heads and U.S. attorneys that they should include new language in any deferred or non-prosecution agreement to help a corporation deal with its monitor.
The added wording is to “explain what role the Department could play in resolving any disputes between the monitor and the corporation,” according to a memo from acting deputy attorney general Gary Grindler. CorpCounsel.com, a Law Journal affiliate, obtained a copy of the memo.
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