DOJ Launches Pilot Program Offering NPAs to Individuals Who Self-Disclose Criminal Conduct

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DOJ Launches Pilot Program Offering NPAs to Individuals Who Self-Disclose Criminal Conduct

Dennis Tosh

May 1, 2024 at 03:03 PM EST

Under a new Department of Justice (DOJ) policy, individuals who self-disclosure information about criminal conduct — “including the complete extent of their own role in the misconduct” — can enter into non-prosecution agreements (NPAs) with the department. “In exchange for self-disclosing, fully cooperating with authorities, and paying any applicable victim compensation, rest... Read More

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