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These changes to the Sentencing Guidelines should be monitored closely by companies as they represent significant amendments to the Sentencing Guidelines. It appears that the Department of Justice is moving to force companies to place compliance and ethics in a higher profile within their organizations and not simply to pay lip service, along the lines of “we have a code of ethics and act responsibly”…
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