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</html><description>by Jeff Sovern Last month, the Department of Justice issued a policy&#xA0;that as DOJ describes it in its announcement of the policy, "prohibits the Department of Justice from using its civil enforcement authority to convert agency guidance documents into binding rules." Times coverage is here. What implications does this have for consumer law? Strictly speaking, [...]</description></oembed>
