Carlin has been deeply involved in developing the Biden Justice Department’s approach to cybersecurity and corporate crime.
April 28, 2022 at 02:11 PM
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John Carlin, the top associate to Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco, is planning to leave the U.S. Justice Department at some point in the coming months, the department said Thursday.
Carlin, who has worked with Monaco for much of his DOJ career, played a role in developing the department’s agenda on cybersecurity and corporate crime. He always expected to serve as principal associate deputy attorney general for a limited time, Monaco said.
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John Carlin, pictured during his tenure at the Justice Department during the Obama administration. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM
