LawFlash: DOJ Stresses Effectiveness in Corporate Compliance Programs

Posted on May 6, 2019 by lawhukukinet

In its updated guidance issued on April 30, the US Department of Justice Criminal Division places effectiveness at the epicenter of its factors to be utilized when evaluating a company’s compliance program in the context of a criminal investigation.

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