The House passed legislation December 3rd creating a new structure within the US government to prosecute international trade crimes. The bill directs the Justice Department to stand up a new office, in order to enhance US capabilities for detecting, investigating and prosecuting trade fraud, duty evasion, transshipment and other trade-related crimes.
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