ST0975
In answering these questions, the prosecutor should consider the comprehensiveness of the compliance program; the extent and pervasiveness of the criminal misconduct; the number and level of the corporate employees involved; the seriousness, duration, and frequency of the misconduct; and any…
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In answering these questions, the prosecutor should consider the comprehensiveness of the compliance program; the extent and pervasiveness of the criminal misconduct; the number and level of the corporate employees involved; the seriousness, duration, and frequency of the misconduct; and any remedial actions taken by the corporation, including, for example, disciplinary action against past violators uncovered by the prior compliance program, and revisions to corporate compliance programs in light of lessons learned
Assessed by HEXDI
What HEXDI assesses.
- M12
2 — HANDLING VIOLATIONS
Remediation procedures address the treatment of unlawfully exported/imported items and/or technical information upon discovery of a…
- M12
1 — HANDLING VIOLATIONS
Program has procedures to timely remediate potential violations.
- M12
1 — HANDLING VIOLATIONS
Program has procedures for tracking and ensuring timely completion of corrective actions for violations.
- M12
2 — HANDLING VIOLATIONS
Program has procedures for the fair and consistent application of disciplinary actions for employee violations.
- M12
3 — HANDLING VIOLATIONS
Senior Management takes reasonable steps to exclude employees responsible for intentional violations of export/import laws from management…
Related
Other DOJ standards.
- DOJ41 citations
ST1166
DoJ Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs
- DOJ25 citations
ST1160
DoJ Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs
- DOJ24 citations
ST1154
DoJ Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs
- DOJ22 citations
ST0028
Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs
- DOJ22 citations
ST0535
Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs
Source & revisions
- First mapped
- Jun 8, 2022
- Last updated
- May 26, 2026 (15m ago)
- Source
- U.S. Attorneys' Manual