Can DOJ Make an Indictment Disappear?

Corruption Crime & Compliance by Michael Volkov

Sep 29, 20261:53Business

For anyone hoping a friendlier DOJ can make their old charges disappear, a federal judge just reminded us that vanishing requires his or her permission. Big development out of Brooklyn federal court. DOJ tried to drop th...

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