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Federal crime in the United States: Revision history


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  • curprev 14:5914:59, 23 November 20202600:1003:b005:d63e:cd72:211:d0bf:aeeb talk 5,099 bytes −16 Page previously stated that the FBI is the main agency responsible for investigating *and prosecuting* federal offenses. However, the various U.S. attorneys offices, within the Department of Justice, handles prosecution. That is, the FBI investigates, the U.S. attorneys prosecute. (Much like how, on Law and Order, the detectives investigate but the DA's office prosecutes.) undo Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

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