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Top UK prosecutor says no scenario for merging SFO

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Published on: 10 October 2022
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Law360, London: There is 'no scenario' in which the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) should be merged with other national law enforcement agencies, Britain's top prosecutor said 10 October 2022, handing a boost to the white-collar crime agency after a series of high-profile setbacks.

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