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The administration is on track to set yet another record this year for fewest criminal prosecutions for both white-collar crimes (think: various kinds of fraud) and government regulatory crimes (money laundering, health and safety violations, nuclear waste violations), according to data from Syracuse University’s Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse.
Prosecutions for such crimes are likely to plummet further: The administration recently announced it would reduce regulatory enforcement, allegedly an economic response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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