Virginia will become a major battleground in the Obama administration's attack on national financial fraud cases, federal and state authorities said today. U.S. Attorney Neil MacBride and other officials announced the creation of the Virginia Financial and Securities Fraud Task Force -- a coalition of state and federal agencies, both civil and criminal, to investigate and prosecute white-collar crimes that extend beyond Virginia.
May 21, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Virginia will become a major battleground in the Obama administration’s attack on national financial fraud cases, federal and state authorities said Friday.
U.S. Attorney Neil MacBride and other officials announced the creation of the Virginia Financial and Securities Fraud Task Force — a coalition of state and federal agencies, both civil and criminal, to investigate and prosecute white-collar crimes that extend beyond Virginia.
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