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News/Compliance & Enforcement/Recent DOJ Prosecution Declination Supports Its Promise Of Leniency For Self-Reporting Violations Even When “Bags of Money” Are Involved
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Recent DOJ Prosecution Declination Supports Its Promise Of Leniency For Self-Reporting Violations Even When “Bags of Money” Are Involved

A recurring question of general counsel and chief compliance officers is whether their proactive investments in compliance programs, voluntary self-disclosure of issues, and cooperation will be meaningfully rewarded.

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