The Justice Department announced it will comply with a court order that temporarily pauses plans for a $1.8 billion compensation fund. This decision follows a ruling by a federal judge in Virginia, who ordered the fund's plans halted pending further arguments scheduled for later this month.
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Justice Department to Comply with Court Order Halting $1.8 Billion Compensation Fund
The Justice Department has stated it will adhere to a court ruling that has temporarily halted a $1.8 billion compensation fund. The ruling was issued by a federal judge in Virginia and requires additional arguments later in the month.
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