The Corruption Clawback Act mandates the Attorney General to recover certain payments made to the President.
The Corruption Clawback Act requires the Attorney General to bring civil actions to recover payments made to the President. These payments, termed "covered payments," include monetary settlements, administrative awards, or court-ordered judgments paid from the U.S. Treasury or in accordance with specific statutes. The court must consider factors such as whether the officials who authorized or negotiated the payment were appointed by or previously served as personal counsel to the President, if the payment amount exceeds typical payouts for similar claims by private citizens, and if the.
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