Synonyms for doj
doj

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1. Department of Justice, Justice Department, Justice, DoJnoun

   the United States federal department responsible for enforcing federal laws (including the enforcement of all civil rights legislation); created in 1870

   Synonyms:
   jurist, judge, justness

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1. • Executive Department
   • Legislation

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1. List of paraphrases for "doj":

   mj, bfj, dj, jc, m.j.

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1. Jennifer Arlen:

   Under the current administration, there does appear to be a real effort to combat various forms of healthcare fraud, and I do know the DOJ is using data analytics to identify doctors who are defrauding the government, the data could be used very effectively in a case like this.

2. Matthew Kennedy:

   The SEC and DOJ are not known for moving fast or trying to speed things along to help the SPAC, in some cases, indefinite delays can increase the likelihood that the deal is essentially terminated.

3. Joe Sims:

   We are rational and are therefore more than happy to come to a reasonable settlement if the DOJ (Justice Department) is. If not we're just going to have to win in court.

4. Neama Rahmani:

   As far as next steps, obviously federal hate crime charges. Even if you're successful on appeal, good luck man, now you're dealing with the feds and the U.S. Attorney's Office and the DOJ, that's a whole other problem for them.

5. Karoun Demirjian:

   Many of the Democrats think he was shilling for the President, and are going to challenge him basically on, did you tell us lies intentionally, to obfuscate what was in the report ? The tone that is set clearly has implications for the subpoena battle, but it also has implications for everything else that goes through DOJ, which is a massive portfolio of issues, if there's no trust between the attorney general and the Hill this early on, that's a problem for a while to come.