'This is the lowest number of criminal prosecutions of business entities for white-collar offenses since federal prosecutor tracking began.'
Corporate prosecutions have been plummeting for years under both Republican and Democratic presidents, a trend that experts have attributed in part to the rise of deferred and non-prosecution agreements.last year that"over the past two decades, such agreements have become the DOJ's routine method for resolving criminal cases against big corporations."
Among the corporations currently under DOJ leniency deals that are set to expire this year, according to Public Citizen's report, are Chipotle, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and Ticketmaster, the last of which is, Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco acknowledged the sharp decline in corporate criminal prosecutions in recent years and said the DOJ needs to"do more and move faster.
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