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...Donald I Baker Assistant Attorney-General (1976-77), US Department of Justice, Washington, DC, US...
...The justice department and a group of state and district attorneys-general filed the landmark case against Apple last month, accusing the tech company of abusing a smartphone monopoly....
...But on Thursday, those same claims were echoed by US attorney-general Merrick Garland....
...Another McKinsey client, the now-bankrupt Endo International, said in a regulatory filing last month that the US attorney’s office for the western district of Virginia, which is part of the justice department...
...The Department of Justice said Mizuhara made “unauthorised transfers” worth more than $16mn from November 2021 to January 2024 from Ohtani’s account....
...Department of Justice special counsel Jack Smith alleged Trump tried to keep the material from authorities, including storing boxes in a shower on his Mar-a-Lago estate....
...He has worked for law firms including King & Spalding and Gibson Dunn, and held a number of roles at the justice department, including serving as a top aide to then deputy attorney-general Rod Rosenstein...
.../ From Donald I Baker, Assistant Attorney-General (1976-77), US Department of Justice, Washington, DC, US...
...Shohei Ohtani’s former interpreter was charged with bank fraud by the US Department of Justice, which accused him of wiring more than $16mn from the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball star’s bank account to pay...
...The landmark lawsuit filed on Thursday in federal court in New Jersey by the US Department of Justice, along with a bipartisan group of 16 state and district attorneys, accuses the group of imposing contractual...
...Many of the justice department’s high-profile crypto indictments have been accompanied by parallel complaints by the SEC....
...Faced with federal criminal charges brought by Department of Justice special counsel Jack Smith accusing him of seeking to overturn the 2020 presidential election, Trump has claimed that presidents may only...
...He is also charged in four separate criminal cases, including two from US Department of Justice special counsel Jack Smith, one from the district attorney in Fulton County, Georgia, and another from the...
...If Trump does win the election, the cases could be jeopardised as his own appointees take charge of the justice department....
...Trump also faces a number of civil proceedings, and is appealing against a nearly half-billion dollar civil fraud judgment awarded to the New York attorney-general earlier this year....
...However, on Thursday, the New York attorney-general raised concerns about the validity of the $175mn bond....
...“The defendant and his customers believed they could use Bitcoin Fog to conceal these illicit transactions,” said Nicole M Argentieri, acting assistant attorney-general of the justice department’s criminal...
...In the second, Department of Justice special counsel Jack Smith charged Trump for allegedly mishandling classified documents, including information on US nuclear programmes....
...The US Department of Justice on Friday unsealed court documents accusing individuals from Iran, Turkey, China and Oman of operating a global network to illicitly sell Iranian oil to government-linked buyers...
...The landmark lawsuit filed on Thursday by the US Department of Justice, along with 16 state and district attorneys, accuses the group of imposing contractual limitations on developers while making it more...
...When both a creditor and the US Justice Department cried foul, the debtor essentially said that is how the system works....
...The attorney-general took over the case after the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (Seco), the government department in charge of sanctions enforcement, asked it to initiate criminal proceedings....
...But analysts say the reactions from some attorneys-general smack of political opportunism. Morrissey, a Republican, is campaigning to be West Virginia’s next governor....
...In response, the attorney-general’s office suggested that Trump could instead secure a series of smaller bonds that would cumulatively cover the judgment....
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