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DOJ Blows the Whistle on Professional Whistleblowers: But the Circuits are Split on Whether Dismissals Will Be SWIFT
his Comment examines the circuit split over Department of Justice authority to dismiss False Claims Act qui tam actions and argues that courts should adopt the D.C. Circuit’s approach in Swift v. United States. Focusing on the DOJ’s increased use of dismissal authority following the Granston Memo an
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