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Department Of Justice Awards Over $2 Million In Grants To Improve Public Safety And Serve Crime Victims In Western District Of Michigan Tribal Communities

Missouri Students Sue School District For Civil Rights Violations After Being Punished For ‘Petition’ To Bring Back Slavery

Middle District of Georgia Public Service Campaign Earns International Recognition for Social Impact

District Man Sentenced to 12 Years in Prison For Killing Man in Northeast Washington

Bringing the Fight to Them: Acting U.S. Attorney Ganjei Highlights EDTX’s Successes in International Drug Investigations and Anti-Cartel Prosecutions

Attorney General James Leads Coalition in Backing Federal Rule Expansion to Protect Vulnerable Tenants From Evictions

Attorney General James Defends New York State’s Gun Licensing Protection Law at Supreme Court

U.S. Attorney’s Office Joins in Recognizing National Native American Heritage Month, November 2021

Acting U.S. Attorney Honig And Acting Attorney General Bruck Announce Joint Federal-State Civil Rights Criminal Enforcement Initiative

Elkhorn City Attorney Sentenced to 41 Months for Bank Fraud and Filing False Tax Returns

District of Columbia Couple Pleads Guilty to Child Cruelty Charges

Camp Hill Attorney Found Guilty Of Obstructing Justice

Florida Attorney Pleads Guilty To Securities Fraud In Connection With Fraudulent Opinion Letter Scheme

Matthew M. Graves Takes Office as United States Attorney

District Man Found Guilty by Jury of Fatally Stabbing Woman in Northeast Washington

Former Lynchburg Attorney Sentenced on Wire Fraud, Making False Statements

Acting U.S. Attorney Chase Announces the Arrest of Three Beulah, ND, Men for Committing Financial Crimes While Employed at North Dakota Banks

Three Defendants Sentenced in the Western District of Louisiana

U.S. Attorney Announces Indictment Charging U.K. Citizen With Conspiracy To Commit Computer Intrusions And Other Offenses

Long-Time Civil Chief of Connecticut U.S. Attorney’s Office Retires