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The US Department of Justice said a federal judge in Texas, decided to reach an agreement in this regard Boeing Two fatal accusations related to 737 maximum accidents and federal prosecutors give the victims another chance for victims.
Government lawyers informed families for families in two hours for a “possible frame” for an immovable agreement with Boeing on Friday, but said that there was no exchange between the company and prosecutorsCourt claimOn Saturday, the US judge, O’Connoru Reed, which controls the criminal proceeding for a long-term criminal proceeding in 2008 and 2019.
The case was lit by President Donald Trump to prosecute the high-level corporate judgment of the Department of Justice. Last year, under the leadership of Biden, Boeing agreed to admit the fault of the assassination of the assassination and to pay the fine, but this deal was made by O’Connor protesting the parts of the agreement. The Boeing and Justice Office has been in talks on a revised agreement.
Family members“Boeing, who has been in two accidents that killed 346 people killed, faced” any agreement that allows you to escape responsibility. ” “If they will not try the case, there should be a sinful plea as of a strong supplication agreement.”
According to Saturday, the proposed framework for the unequal agreement was the maximum beauty allowed to execute the regulations, which would create another fund to increase the compliance of Boeing, keeping an independent monitor and compensate families. If the transaction occurred, prosecutors will raise a petition to reject the criminal case for testing June 23.
The Department of Justice said he would not decide whether to enter the settlement agreement and continue to be tried after giving families. Prosecutors gave the families who want to court the Boeing case, made written statements until May 22.
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