81. USATODAY.com - Government Opens Criminal Investigation Into Enron 01/10/2002 Updated 1257 PM ET. Government opens criminal investigationinto Enron. By Greg Farrell, Jim Drinkard and Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY. http://www.usatoday.com/money/energy/2002-01-09-enron-justice.htm

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90. Bridgestone Tires Face Criminal Investigation - 02/27/03 Congress calls for tougher SUV rules; Bridgestone tires face criminal investigation; http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosinsider/0302/28/b04-95540.htm

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95. Government Executive Magazine - 7/10/02 Justice Department To Investigate Federa a major player in the federal telecommunications market, announced Tuesday that theUS attorney’s office in Denver has begun a criminal investigation of the http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0702/071002h1.htm

Free E-mail Newsletter About Us Contact Us Index ... Search Daily Briefing July 10, 2002 Justice Department to investigate federal telecom contractor By Shane Harris sharris@govexec.com Qwest Communications, a local phone and data service provider and a major player in the federal telecommunications market, announced Tuesday that the U.S. attorney’s office in Denver has begun a criminal investigation of the company. Qwest spokesman Steve Hammack said the company contacted Justice Department officials after news reports last week said the company was under investigation. Justice confirmed the reports, but hasn’t told Qwest about the subject of the investigation, Hammack said. Jeff Dorschner, a spokesman for the U.S. attorney’s office in Denver, confirmed that the government is investigating Qwest, but said he was unable to provide any details on the matter, including the scope and nature of the inquiry or when it might end. Qwest provides local telephone service for federal agencies through a series of contracts with the General Services Administration. The company also supports the Energy Department’s Energy Sciences Network. Staff at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California manage and operate the network, and Qwest provides the Internet connection for more than 30 Energy sites that use it. The company also supplies broadband services and Web hosting for the Treasury Department’s communication system. Qwest’s accounting practices are currently being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Regulators and lawmakers have recently questioned the firm’s leasing of space on its fiber optic network to other telecom companies, and whether those transactions were inappropriately counted as revenue.

96. Criminal Investigation - Allyn & Bacon / Longman Catalog RELATED TITLES. criminal investigation (criminal Justice). criminal investigation. Itis a welcome change from the typical criminal investigation textbook.”. http://www.ablongman.com/catalog/academic/product/0,1144,0205359477,00.html

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