The Corporate Crime Database Act of 2026 directs the Bureau of Justice Statistics to create a searchable, public database tracking federal enforcement actions against corporations and corporate employees. The database will compile information on violations of federal law, including details on the businesses or individuals involved, the type of offense, the federal agency conducting the enforcement action, and the outcome—such as settlements, fines, or deferred prosecution agreements. The bill requires the bureau to collect this information from all relevant federal agencies within 180 days of enactment and publish the database within one year. The law affects all federal agencies that enforce corporate crime violations and is intended to provide transparency and inform policy decisions, with the bureau required to submit annual reports to Congress analyzing corporate offense trends and recommending legislative or administrative improvements.
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