The President's Corporate Fraud Task Force is led by the Deputy Attorney General. The President's Corporate Fraud Task Force comprises both a Department of Justice group that focuses on enhancing the criminal enforcement activities within the Department, and an inter-agency group that focuses on maximizing cooperation and joint regulatory and enforcement efforts throughout the federal law enforcement community. Former Deputy Attorney General Thompson explained the goal of the President's Corporate Fraud Task Force, "As we establish with ever increasing certainty the prospect that corporate criminals will lose both their fortunes and their liberty, we will have gone a long way to restoring the integrity of the market and the confidence of the nation."
Members of the President's Corporate Fraud Task Force
Executive Order 13271, Establishment of the Corporate Fraud Task Force, July 9, 2002
President’s Corporate Fraud Task Force Adds Six New Member Agencies, Press Release, January 6, 2009
2008 Corporate Fraud Task Force Report to the President
Fact Sheet: President’s Corporate Fraud Task Force Marks Five Years of Ensuring Corporate Integrity, July 17, 2007
Second Year Report to the President: Corporate Fraud Task Force, July 20, 2004
First Year Report to the President: Corporate Fraud Task Force, July 22 2003
Principles of Federal Prosecution of Business Organizations (December 12, 2006) [this supersedes Principles of Federal Prosecution
of Business Organizations (January 20, 2003)]
Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, Public Law 107-204, 116 Stat. 745 (July 30, 2002)
SEC Rules
Speeches, Statements, Press Releases, News Conferences
Significant Criminal Cases and Charging Documents
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