The Department of Justice Journal of Federal Law and Practice is published six times a year by the Executive Office of United States Attorneys. Each issue focuses on a legal or technical topic of interest to attorneys in the United States Department of Justice.
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2019 Journals
2018 Journals
January - Emerging Issues in Federal Prosecutions- March - Bankruptcy and Bankruptcy Fraud
- April - Delivering Effective and Engaging Training
- July - Fentanyl and Related Threats
- October - Corporate Crime
- November - Project Safe Neighborhoods
- December - Elder Justice
2017 Bulletins
- January - Forensic Science and Forensic Evidence I
- June - Prosecuting Violent Crimes I
- July - Civil Immigration Enforcement and the Office of Immigration Litigation–District Court Section
- July - Prosecuting Criminal Immigration Offenses
- August - Prosecuting Violent Crimes II
- November - Human Trafficking
2016 Bulletins
- January - Prosecuting Intellectual Property Crimes
- March - Cultural Property Law
- May - Cyber Misbehavior
- July - Financial Fraud
- September - Addressing the Heroin and Opioid Crisis
- November - Healthcare Fraud
2015 Bulletins
- January - Smart on Crime I
- March - Smart on Crime II
- May - Wildlife Trafficking I
- July - Project Safe Childhood
- September - Wildlife Trafficking II
- November - Prosecuting Firearms Offenses
2014 Bulletins
2013 Bulletins
2011 Bulletins
Updated February 28, 2019