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The Antitrust Division in Washington, DC is an official government organization under the U.S. Department of Justice. It is responsible for enforcing antitrust laws and promoting fair competition in the United States. The division works to prevent monopolies, protect consumers, and ensure a level playing field for businesses. Through its various branches and sections, it investigates and litigates cases related to anticompetitive behavior, mergers, and other violations of antitrust laws.Generated from the website

The Criminal Division of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia manages all local criminal cases, ranging from felonies to misdemeanors and criminal traffic offenses. Notably, cases of criminal domestic violence are handled separately in the Domestic Violence Unit. This division is structured into specialized branches such as Case Management, Special Proceedings, Quality Assurance, and Courtroom Support. Moreover, the Criminal Division supervises problem-solving courts that aim to address criminal behavior by integrating justice system resources with community support. These specialized courts, including the DC Community Court and Mental Health Community Court, focus on accountability, rehabilitation, and enhancing community safety while administering fair justice. Within the Criminal Division, law enforcement officers can access a variety of criminal forms and resources tailored to different districts. From mental health court case management plans to FAQs and procedures for crime victims compensation refunds, these resources are designed to support efficient and effective handling of criminal matters in the District of Columbia. Generated from the website content