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DOJ's new policy and the corporate catch-22

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By Ashley Kuempel, Ryan Meltzer, Maryclaire Kennedy
| Westlaw Today Verified
(April 06, 2026) - Ashley Kuempel, Ryan Meltzer, Maryclaire Kennedy and Mikkaela Salamatin of Norton Rose Fulbright LLP examine how the new federal self-disclosure policy replaces fixed benefits with broader prosecutorial discretion, creating less predictability for companies.
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A Biden-Era Executive Order Gets Its Bite Today: How Corporate Enforcement May Now Focus on Data Sharing

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By Andrey Spektor, Maryclaire Kennedy
| Corporate Counsel Verified
July 9, 2025, may become an important day in corporate enforcement. Today, the DOJ can begin enforcing noncompliance with its new Data Security Program (“Program”). The Program is broad and prescriptive; it implicates seemingly innocuous corporate conduct that few would have suspected could lead to penalties in the U.S., much less criminal ones.
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The podcast 'Serial' got Adnan Syed conviction vacated. But injustices continue

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By Maryclaire Kennedy
| The Black Chronicle
At the request of prosecutors, a Maryland court on Monday vacated the conviction of Adnan Syed, whose name may be familiar if you’ve listened to the “Serial” podcast or watched the HBO series “Forbidden Love.” More than two decades ago, a jury found Syed, then 18, guilty of murdering a fellow teenager, Hae Min Lee, and he was sentenced to life in person.
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