The U.S. Justice Department's proposed 2013 budget includes bolstering the ranks of prosecutors across the country to step up civil and criminal enforcement in the financial and mortgage fraud arena.
February 15, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The U.S. Justice Department’s proposed 2013 budget includes bolstering the ranks of prosecutors across the country to step up civil and criminal enforcement in the financial and mortgage fraud arena.
Justice officials on Monday outlined $55 million in new spending, included in the overall $27.1 billion budget, to combat securities and mortgage fraud, including hiring 184 attorneys.
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