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News/Compliance & Enforcement/SCOTUS Majority Affirms the DOJ’s Ability to Dismiss Whistleblower Cases Under the False Claims Act — But Dissent Raises Suspicion of the Constitutionality of Such Whistleblower Cases
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SCOTUS Majority Affirms the DOJ’s Ability to Dismiss Whistleblower Cases Under the False Claims Act — But Dissent Raises Suspicion of the Constitutionality of Such Whistleblower Cases

Baker Hostetler – The Supreme Court affirmed the DOJ's authority to seek dismissal of qui tam False Claims Act cases, and ended the circuit split by holding that Rule 41(a) is the standard for doing so.

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