Updates on developments in campaign finance, lobbying & government ethics law
What happens in Arkansas does not stay in Arkansas. Or at least not when federal prosecutors from the Department of Justice’s Public Integrity Section get involved.
A recent sentencing from Arkansas highlights the many options in DOJ’s toolkit to pursue “state-level” misconduct involving public officials. In the case of former state senator Jeremy Hutchinson, DOJ…
The Department of Justice’s Public Integrity Section (“PIN”) is out with its annual report to Congress for 2011. PIN has oversight responsibility for the prosecution of criminal laws related to the abuse of public trust by government officials, including federal campaign finance laws. It handles cases directly and also serves in an advisory capacity to…
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