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Deborah Gramiccioni
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Gramiccioni was named director of the Division
of Criminal Justice on July 11, 2008 by Attorney
General Anne Milgram. Gramiccioni, a former Justice
Department prosecutor and former assistant U.S.
Attorney for the District of New Jersey, was the
special assistant to the Attorney General on criminal
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is a 1994 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania
and graduated from the University of Virginia
School of Law in 1997. She worked as an associate
at Skadden, Arps in New York and clerked for Judge
Alfred J. Lechner, Jr., United States District
Judge for the District of New Jersey. |
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joined the United States Attorney's Office in
September 1999 as an Assistant United States Attorney.
She prosecuted cases in the general Criminal Division
and the Special Prosecutions division. In September
2004, she became Chief of the Commercial Crimes
Unit, supervising the prosecution of white collar
crimes involving financial fraud, identity theft
and intellectual property. |
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November 2005, she became Assistant Chief, Fraud
Section, at the criminal division of the Department
of Justice in Washington, D.C., where she was
responsible for all cases brought nationwide under
the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. |
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January to September 2007, Gramiccioni was the
Vice President of Trace International, an international
non-profit company based in Annapolis that specialized
in anti-bribery training and due diligence reviews
for multinational companies and their commercial
intermediaries. |
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Gramiccioni joined the Attorney General's Office
in September 2007 as the special assistant to
Attorney General Milgram on criminal matters.
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