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Acting Assistant Attorney General Raman Highlights DOJ Commitment to FCPA Enforcement
- Rebecca Hughes ParkerAnti-Corruption Report
At Momentum’s recent Global Anti-Corruption Congress in Washington, D.C., Acting Assistant Attorney General Mythili Raman reinforced the DOJ’s emphasis on the FCPA, its enforcement successes and the growth of international cooperation in fighting corruption. Raman took over in March of this year as head of the Criminal Division, replacing Lanny Breuer.
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