Firms to Help Justice Dept. Track Cases
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The Justice Department has awarded a $950 million contract to three companies to maintain the  hodgepodge of systems used to track its litigation caseload while it rolls out a new information-sharing platform.
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The Justice Department has acquiesced to Congressional demands to provide more details on the controversial spying program, with Attorney General Alberto Gonzales agreeing to hand over secret documents to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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New targets to reduce the stress to victims and witnesses giving evidence in courts are to be unveiled.
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Probes by Attorney General Mukasey and others could help determine how far the controversy reaches.
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The counterterrorism division of the Justice Department is investigating whether a private equity firm in Boston that manages hundreds of millions of dollars for Muslim investors overseas violated tax laws.
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The Justice Department has launched a searchable online database that tracks the activities of foreign governments and companies lobbying the U.S. government.
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Former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's defense team reviewed Sunday how to move ahead with their case after they gained access to their client this week for the first time since his arrest a year ago, lawyers said.
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Justice Department deems soon-to-expire agreement a "success," but unimpressed prosecutors representing California and other state plaintiffs urge lengthier oversight period.
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U.S. companies will need to know more about where they store e-mails, instant messages and other electronic documents generated by their employees in the event they are sued, thanks to changes in federal rules that took effect Friday, legal experts say.
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CNET News.com answers your questions about the court case that set the software maker against the U.S. Department of Justice.
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California prosecutors are focusing on how a small private investigation firm in Boston ended up handling work for one of the largest technology companies in the world.
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The Justice Department is urging federal courts to make fundamental changes in access to electronic court files.
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Opinion: Attorneys Angela B. Styles and Jenny Kim offer four steps to help technology companies make successful hires from the federal government.
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The cases, involving credit card fraud, corporate espionage and other offenses, are part of what the Justice Department calls Operation Web Snare.
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White House officials consulted with the Justice Department in preparing a list of U.S. attorneys who would be removed.
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A new investigation could become the centerpiece of a Democratic effort to show that the Justice Department engaged in political prosecutions.
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The Justice Department yesterday said it will send out 1,090 federal poll watchers to monitor elections in 25 states, three times as many as in 2000, as Democrats and