Impose a one-year cooling-off period barring prosecutors who worked on corporate prosecutions or deferred prosecution agreements from representing corporations in federal criminal matters.

The Department of Justice Integrity Act would address the revolving door between federal prosecutors and white-collar defense practices by establishing a one-year cooling-off period prohibiting prosecutors who worked on corporate prosecutions or deferred prosecution agreements from representing corporations in federal criminal matters.

Scanlon is proposing a revolving-door restriction for former federal prosecutors who handled corporate cases.

Scanlon Introduces Legislation to Crack Down on Corporate Crime, Restore Trust in Our Justice System | U.S. Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon
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