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Top DOJ News

Department of Justice · Washington

Washington law mandating clergy report child abuse to be investigated by Trump’s Justice Department

68% Right coverage: 44 sources

Washington State Democrat Gov. Bob Ferguson on Friday signed legislation into law that requires Catholic priests to divulge information dealing with neglect or abuse of a child that was shared during a confession. See the Story

Credit Suisse · Switzerland

Credit Suisse to pay $511 million for helping U.S. taxpayers hide over $4 billion overseas

45% Center coverage: 20 sources

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Boston, Massachusetts · Boston

Former Massachusetts state police sergeant found guilty of taking bribes to pass commercial drivers

50% Left coverage: 16 sources

BOSTON (AP) — A former Massachusetts state police sergeant was found guilty Friday of taking part in a scheme to take bribes, including a new snowblower and a driveway, in exchange for giving passing scores on commercial driving tests. Gary Cederquist, 59, of Stoughton, was convicted of nearly 50 charges, including two counts of conspiracy to commit extortion, one count of extortion and six counts of honest services mail fraud. Cederquist was on…See the Story

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