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w.usnews.com/news/best-states/north-carolina/articles/2020-08-10/prosecutors-recommend- probation-for-ex-nc-rep-hayes> (8/10) reports from Charlotte, North Carolina, "Prosecutors asked a judge on Monday to give a former North Carolina congressman no prison time for lying to the FBI about his role in a plan to t

ation. Bloomberg <https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-08-10/trump-oversees-all-time-low-in-white- collar-crime-enforcement> (8/10, Hurtado, Dolmetsch, Roth, Voreacos, 4.73M) reports, "Donald Trump calls himself the `law and order' president, but when it comes to white collar crime, he has overseen

rnal investigation. The FBI took over from there." Federal Prosecutors Recommend Probation For Ex-Rep. Hayes. The AP (8/10) reports from Charlotte, North Carolina, "Prosecutors asked a judge on Monday to give a former North Carolina congressman no prison time for lying to the FBI about his role in a plan to t

investigations and government regulatory enforcement." White-Collar Prosecutions In Decline During Trump Administration. Bloomberg (8/10, Hurtado, Dolmetsch, Roth, Voreacos, 4.73M) reports, "Donald Trump calls himself the 'law and order' president, but when it comes to white collar crime, he has overseen

er stake in it and spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on a down payment for a new home and on her wedding. Smith-Griffin was arrested Tuesday in North Carolina, where she lives, and charged with wire fraud, securities fraud, and aggravated identity theft. She faces more than 40 years in prison. The article

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rnal investigation. The FBI took over from there." Federal Prosecutors Recommend Probation For Ex-Rep. Hayes. The AP (8/10) reports from Charlotte, North Carolina, "Prosecutors asked a judge on Monday to give a former North Carolina congressman no prison time for lying to the FBI about his role in a plan to t

investigations and government regulatory enforcement." White-Collar Prosecutions In Decline During Trump Administration. Bloomberg (8/10, Hurtado, Dolmetsch, Roth, Voreacos, 4.73M) reports, "Donald Trump calls himself the 'law and order' president, but when it comes to white collar crime, he has overseen