After Months Of Inaction, DOJ Renews Bid To Enter Landmark Harley Pact

摘要

After months of inaction, the Justice Department (DOJ) is renewing its calls for a federal judge to enter a revised consent decree it negotiated on EPA's behalf with Harley-Davidson, which if approved would effectively implement a controversial Trump administration policy aimed at limiting payments to third parties as part of legal pacts. "The United States stands ready to offer any additional information or briefing the Court may requires, and awaits the Court's ruling in this matter," DOJ says a Feb. 8 status report that aims to prod the judge to act.