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Cooperating with grand jury subpoenas not enough for reduced sentencing, US DOJ criminal enforcer signals

By Max Fillion ( March 24, 2021, 17:30 GMT | Insight) -- Simply cooperating with a grand jury subpoena doesn't count as fully cooperating with a US Department of Justice criminal antitrust investigation, a senior DOJ criminal enforcer said, signaling that defendants need to do more to get cooperation credited when being sentenced by a court.Simply cooperating with a grand jury subpoena doesn't count as fully cooperating with a US Department of Justice criminal antitrust investigation, a senior DOJ criminal enforcer said today, signaling that defendants need to do more to get cooperation credited when being sentenced by a court....

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