Proposal Would Use Registration Fee Revenues to Hire Special U.S. Attorneys

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Proposal Would Use Registration Fee Revenues to Hire Special U.S. Attorneys

Ken Baumgartner

March 23, 2017 at 04:00:00 ET

The Drug Enforcement Administration has proposed using revenue from registration fees to hire special assistant U.S. attorneys to work on federal criminal and related civil actions involving drug diversion (82 Fed. Reg. 14490; March 21, 2017). The proposal outlined in a March 21 Federal Register notice builds on a 1996 rule establishing fees for registration and reregistration and... Read More

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