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The DOJ launched a new policy on March 10, 2026, offering reduced penalties for corporations that self-disclose misconduct and cooperate fully.
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) launched a new Department-wide Corporate Enforcement Policy (CEP) on March 10, 2026, establishing consistent standards for handling corporate misconduct across all criminal, civil, and regulatory divisions.
The policy incentivizes early, voluntary self-disclosure, full cooperation, and timely remediation by offering potential declinations from prosecution, reduced fines, and elimination of compliance monitors.
It applies to non-antitrust criminal matters and emphasizes transparency, accountability, and proportionality in enforcement.
While the CEP aims to standardize outcomes and encourage responsible corporate behavior, companies must still comply with mandatory disclosure rules under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), creating potential tension between voluntary reporting and contractual obligations.
El DOJ lanzó una nueva política el 10 de marzo de 2026, ofreciendo sanciones reducidas para las corporaciones que auto-revelan la mala conducta y cooperan plenamente.