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SUMMARY JUDGMENTS: Our daily legal-news aggregator for June 14

: A House Judiciary subcommittee today puts the spotlight on bribery and international accounting issues when it examines the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. The Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security panel will hear testimony from George Terwilliger, the head of White & Case's white collar practice, and Shana-Tara Regon, director of white collar crime policy at the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, as well as former Attorney General Michael Mukasey. Justice Department Criminal Division chief Greg Andres will also testify. Global white collar crime and compliance with FCPA standards have been increasingly lucrative areas of legal practice. Simpson Thacher & Bartlett made headlines this month when it hired Cheryl Scarboro, head of FCPA enforcement at the Securities and Exchange Commission. And earlier this year White & Case expanded its transnational white collar crime practice when it recruited Charlie Monteith, a senior official at the U.K. Serious Fraud Office for its London office. : The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has accused the Bank of America of impeding an inquiry into the lender's home-foreclosure practices. The government said BofA "significantly hindered" the probe by providing incomplete information and being slow to hand over data, Bloomberg reported, citing evidence in a lawsuit against BofA by the state of Arizona. The state accuses the bank of misleading troubled homeowners who wanted to have their mortgages modified. : The New York and Delaware attorneys general are cooperating in an investigation of how big banks documented the packaging of mortgage loans into securities, the New York Times reported. Eric Schneiderman of New York and Joseph Biden III of Delaware are seeking information from Bank of New York Mellon and Deutsche Bank, the two largest loan-bundling trustees. Such trustees neither originated nor serviced loans but administrated the creation of the securities. The Times noted the stakes of the probe are high, because if the trustees failed to follow rules in the securities' prospectuses they could be exposed to costly lawsuits from investors. : Hecla Mining Company has agreed to pay to the U.S. government, the Coeur d’Alene Tribe and the state of Idaho $263.4 million plus interest to resolve a suit over the company's release of waste from its mining operations.

US Dept. of Commerce Proposes Voluntary Cyber Security

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Noble - National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives

He and his wife Kelly, a school district administrator, have an adult ... Director, Security and Safety Services, Howard University, July 1971 to July 1986. ...

Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI

PA in pursuit of a MA degree, leaving to enter Bureau service. Adams was an English teacher in the Kingston School District from 1964-67. ...

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PA in pursuit of a MA degree, leaving to enter Bureau sen ice. Adams was an English teacher in the Kingston School District irom 1964-67. ...

FBI National Academy

PA on Jan. 22, l945. He graduated from the Bristol Township School District in l 962 and entered the US Army, He served in the Army Intelligence Corps in ...

Public Transportation Security: Public transportation passenger security inspections : a guide for policy decision makers

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