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Justice Manual § 6-6.200

Compromise of Criminal Liability/Civil Settlement

activein force · 2018-04-01 – presentas-observed

As a matter of longstanding policy, the Assistant Attorney General rarely exercises the authority to compromise civil tax liability in conjunction with a plea agreement. See USAM 6-4.360.

History

[updated April 2018]

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2026-09-20
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jm-2026-09-20
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