Politics & Government
Justice Department Revises Its Manual on False Claims Act Enforcement is the verified development on September 22, 2026. The Justice Department announced a revision to its Justice Manual intended to strengthen False Claims Act enforcement guidance.
A manual revision directs department practice; it does not by itself prove liability in any pending case or change the statutory elements a court must apply.
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