September 1994 Press Releases
Chief Deputy U.S. Marshal Pleads Guilty to Theft of Credit Vouchers
Statement by the AG in Reation to Commission on Immigration Reform Report
Eleven Federal Observers to Monitor Saturday's Elections in La.
Medical Equipment Supplier to Pay $90,000 to Settle Dispute
Massachusetts Blue Cross, Blue Shield to Pay $2.75 Million
Atlanta Truck Dealer Indicted for Bid-Rigging
New Report Finds No Credible Basis for INSLAW Case
New Antitrust Enforcement Policy Statements Issued for Health Care
Pennzoil Will Pay $2.6 Million Civil Penalty
Justice Department Will Not Challenge Tax Software Company Acquisition
Former Panama Canal Commissioner Officer is Sentenced
Connecticut Bicycle Retailer Charged with Price Fixing
T2 Medical Inc. Agrees to Pay $500,000
NY Man Imprisoned, Fined for White Collar Crime
Four Sentenced for Smuggling Potentially Hazardous Birds into the U.S.
Justice Department Statement Concerning Secretary Cisneros
Justice Department Allows Mortgage Firm to Exchange Fraud Information
Justice Department Seeks to Revoke Citizenship of Former Nazi Police Chief
Justice Department Files Suit to Revoke Citizenship
AG Reno Demonstrates New INS Technology, Highlights Other Initiatives
U.S. Sues Japanese Construction Companies in Bid-Rigging Scheme
AG Reno Attends Police Officer Swearing-in While in Phoenix
Department of Justice Settles Dispute with Defense Contractor
United States Sues Raytheon Co. Under False Claims Act
Louisiana Mortgage Lender Pays to Settle False Claims Action
Justice will not Challenge Tax Software Company Acquisition
Bank Board Member Indicted for Conspiring to Defraud Bank of Taunton
Former U.S. Treasurer Sentenced
Grand Jury Indicts Nigerians in Wire Fraud Scheme
Justice Department to Monitor Elections in New York and Arizona
Department of Justice Files Antitrust Suit, Proposed Consent Decree
Justice Department Obtains Settlement in Housing Discrimination Case
Corporation Charged with Rigging Bids for NJ Restoration Project
Mining Company Pays Penalty for Clean Air Act Violations
Justice Department Seeks Improved Public Access to Court Rulings