As FBI fights terrorism, other prosecutions drop (The Christian Science Monitor)

News article: As FBI fights terrorism, other prosecutions drop (The Christian Science Monitor)

News Manager June 21st, 2007

The Christian Science Monitor - Since 9/11, the number of criminal prosecutions the US Justice Department credits to the Federal Bureau of Investigation has dropped by more than 30 percent. Among the steepest declines: white-collar crime, drug prosecutions, and organized crime.

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News article: As FBI fights terrorism, other prosecutions drop (The Christian Science Monitor)