The Department of Justice enforces the nation's laws through both criminal and civil litigation. The cases below are notable for their historical significance or current importance.
The Department of Justice enforces the nation's laws through both criminal and civil litigation. The cases below are notable for their historical significance or current importance.
- Enron Trial Exhibits and Releases
- U.S. v. Bernard L. Madoff
- U.S. v. Microsoft
- U.S. v. AmeriP.O.S., Inc.
- Amerithrax Court Documents
- U.S. v. Baby-Tenda Corp.
- U.S. v. Peter Baci
- U.S. v. Andrew Bodnar
- Cobell v. Salazar, et al.
- U.S. v. John Cockerham, Jr., Melissa Cockerham, Carolyn Blake, a.k.a. Carol Bradshaw
- Debit Corp. of America
- U.S. v. Eli Lilly
- Authors Guild Inc., et al. v. Google Inc.
- U.S. v. Home City Ice Co.
- U.S. v. Microsemi Corp.
- U.S. v. James Momon, Jr.
- U.S. v. Sean Moran
- U.S. v. Timothy O'Leary
- U.S. v. Illya Bond (Power Source )
- U.S. and Plaintiff States v. Republic Services, Inc. and Allied Waste Industries, Inc.
- Tel-2-Net Corp.
- U.S. v. Anthony M. Tesvich
- Litigation Against Tobacco Companies
- U.S. v. TransNet Wireless Corp.
- U.S. v. Vaughan
