Federal prosecutors have spent far less time pursuing terrorism suspects over the past five years than the American people paid for, a new Justice Department audit concludes.
The study released Monday says the government has increased prosecutors' time and other resources devoted to combating health care fraud and drug trafficking.
The audit, which raises questions about how prosecutors around the country allocate their time among top crime-fighting priorities, was issued by Justice Department Inspector General Glenn A. Fine.
It comes amid concerns that the FBI is too strapped by counterterrorism cases to fully investigate financial firms that …
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