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ARTICLE · 22 MAY 2019

Department Of Justice Issues New Guidance On How It Evaluates Compliance Programs

Last week, the DOJ Criminal Division published a guidance document entitled "Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs" (ECCP).

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Steven D Gordon is Partner in Holland & Knight's Washington D.C. office

Rodney M Perry is Associate in Holland & Knight's Washington D.C. office

Robert K Tompkins is Partner in Holland & Knight's Washington D.C. office

Kwamina Thomas Williford is Partner in Holland & Knight's Washington D.C. office

Last week, the DOJ Criminal Division published a guidance document entitled "Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs" (ECCP). This document is meant to assist prosecutors in determining what credit should be given to a corporation for having an effective compliance program when prosecutors decide whether to bring charges, what charges to bring, what amount of penalties to seek, or whether to impose a monitorship or reporting obligations on a corporation. The document is equally useful to companies that want to assess their current compliance program and determine whether any changes need to be made.

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