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Also written as: Department of Justice (DOJ) · DOJ
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- The DOJ said Charles McGonigal agreed to provide services to Oleg Deripaska in violation of federal sanctions laws and participated in a money‑laundering conspiracy.
- The Department of Justice said Charles McGonigal pleaded guilty in 2023 to conspiracy charges stemming from his work for Oleg Deripaska.
- The Department of Justice brought charges against David Morens in April.
- The Department of Justice said the sentences are to run consecutively.
- The DOJ only shares the file with conservative news stations.
- Charles McGonigal agreed to provide services to Oleg Deripaska in violation of federal sanctions laws and participated in a money‑laundering conspiracy.
- The Department of Justice charged Steven Anderegg with producing and distributing the material and with transferring it to a minor under sixteen.
- James Talarico is calling on Ken Paxton to use his power as attorney general to sue the Department of Justice over the mishandling of the Epstein files.
- Prosecutors alleged that Charles McGonigal and others attempted to hide Oleg Deripaska's involvement through shell companies, forged documents and coded communications.
- A legal commentator said that without the DOJ being able to show the phone contained information showing a crime was committed, they would not be able to convict him.
- The Justice Department concluded that Oleg Deripaska acted on behalf of, directly or indirectly, a senior Russian government official and operated in sectors considered important to the Russian economy.
- The Department of Justice bringing charges against David Morens caused the Department of Justice to announce his guilty plea.
- Pfizer was required to pay a settlement of $2.3 Billion to the Department of Justice, the 2nd largest healthcare fraud settlement in the history of the Department of Justice at the time
- The US Congress moves to release Department of Justice files on Jeffrey Epstein.
- The Department of Justice's 2023 statement that Charles McGonigal pleaded guilty caused the Department of Justice's 2026 announcement of the guilty plea.
- The Justice Department said Charles McGonigal worked to investigate a rival Russian oligarch in exchange for concealed payments linked to Oleg Deripaska.
- Charles McGonigal pleaded guilty in 2023 to conspiracy charges stemming from his work for Oleg Deripaska.
- Thomas Massie went to the Department of Justice to view the unredacted files.
- The DOJ has not released the unredacted notes publicly.
- The DOJ got caught blacking out names in the Katie Phang lawsuit
- The Department of Justice announced the guilty plea.
Statements attributed to it
- The DOJ said Charles McGonigal agreed to provide services to Oleg Deripaska in violation of federal sanctions laws and participated in a money‑laundering conspiracy.
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- The Department of Justice said Charles McGonigal pleaded guilty in 2023 to conspiracy charges stemming from his work for Oleg Deripaska.
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- The Department of Justice said the sentences are to run consecutively.
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- The Justice Department concluded that Oleg Deripaska acted on behalf of, directly or indirectly, a senior Russian government official and operated in sectors considered important to the Russian economy.
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- The Justice Department said Charles McGonigal worked to investigate a rival Russian oligarch in exchange for concealed payments linked to Oleg Deripaska.
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- supports Charles McGonigal agreed to provide services to Oleg Deripaska in violation of federal sanctions laws and participated…
- supports Charles McGonigal pleaded guilty in 2023 to conspiracy charges stemming from his work for Oleg Deripaska.
Origin: first recognised while reading Epstein Files Update: 5 Key Takeaways in Major New York Times Report · 2026-08-03 20:46