DOJ’s Unexpected Absence at ABA White Collar Crime Conference Raises Questions About Enforcement Priorities

In a notable absence, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) did not have officials present at the American Bar Association’s annual white collar crime conference this past Wednesday. This unexpected no-show has left organizers to hurriedly fill vacant panel seats. Legal practitioners are now left speculating about the enforcement priorities of the current administration, headed by former President Trump. For further details, read more here.