The U.S. Sentencing Commission has approved significant amendments to the Federal Sentencing Guidelines

**Major Changes to Federal Sentencing Guidelines for White Collar Cases in 2026** The U.S. Sentencing Commission has approved significant amendments to the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, which will take effect on **November 1, 2026**, unless Congress intervenes. These changes primarily impact economic crime
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Justice Department Is Pulling Back on Prosecuting White-Collar Corporate Crime

WSJ Prosecutors declined to charge businesses in a number of recent cases—despite believing that senior employees were involved in wrongdoing By Dave Michaels  and Sadie Gurman, July 18, 2026 The Justice Department has significantly decreased its use of criminal charges against corporations, opting
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2026 ‘PROPOSED’ AMENDMENT SENTENCING TABLES.

>< Doug Passion, Set For Sentencing Ep. 130: What’s Crackin’ at the Sentencing Commission – Bombshell New Fed. Sentencing Proposals   A VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO, MY SUMMARY. l THE GUIDELINES: THE BEGINNING P k 40 Years ago Before The Guidelines: 75%+ Non-Violent
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WHAT’S NEW IN THE FEDERAL COURTS & THE BOP.

EARLY RELEASE TO HOME CONFINEMENT – ARE YOU ELIGIBLE? THE DEVIL IS IN ‘YOUR PREPARATION’  7-4-2026 PRISON FACILITY CLOSURES IN THE BOP * >< FEDERAL LEGAL NEWS AT ISSUE, Jun 29, 2026 The First Step Act allows eligible incarcerated individuals to earn time
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CIVIL ($ Losses) vs. CRIMINAL (Prison): FCA, DEI, TARIFF TAX AVOIDANCE.

THE DOJ CONTINUES TO TARGET HEALTHCARE. * Physicians, Executives, Medical Directors, Research and Life Sciences Professionals May Face Civil (FCA) or Criminal Exposure. Is Your Organization Prepared? * You’ve worked too hard for too long to let a procedural oversight compromise the
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DOJ-OIG TARGETING MEDICARE SPENDING AND PROVIDERS

Chronic Care Management Services LLL chartspan: Patient Care Management Services (An example)  Better patient care. More practice revenue. Chronic Care Advanced Primary Care Annual Wellness Visits HHS-OIG Audit of Medicare Payments for Chronic Care Management Services at Risk of Noncompliance, 03/16/2026 
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DOJ $14.6 BILLION IN HEALTHCARE CONVICTIONS. LESSONS LEARNED, PREVENTION.

Protecting Yourself In The Era of Healthcare Fraud Enforcement. l g Federal healthcare enforcement is changing rapidly. Investigations are larger, faster, and increasingly driven by AI and Data Analytics. For physicians, clinic owners, and healthcare executives, that means routine practices—from billing decisions
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