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Jan. 27, 2016

Former Prosecutor Nat Edmonds Discusses the Implications of the Recent Changes to the U.S. Attorneys’ Manual (Part Two of Two)

  • Nicole Di Schino
    Anti-Corruption Report
The DOJ recently announced that it had revised its U.S. Attorneys’ Manual (USAM) to reflect the Department’s efforts to hold more individuals accountable for corporate criminal activity. Although the new guidelines may not represent a significant change in policy, even subtle shifts in the USAM language may affect how a company approaches anti-corruption compliance, former prosecutor Nat Edmonds, now a partner at Paul Hastings, told the Anti-Corruption Report. We share Edmond’s insights in this two-part series. See “How Will the Yates Memo Change DOJ Enforcement? (Part One of Two)” (Sep. 23, 2015); Part Two (Oct. 7, 2015).

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