Justice Department, Boeing Tentative Deal

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Boeing would avoid guilty plea, prosecution over 737 Max crashes in possible DOJ deal

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Boeing previously agreed to plead guilty to criminal fraud last year after the Biden Justice Department found the aerospace giant violated a 2021 agreement tied to two crashes of the 737 Max .

A judge rejected that plea deal last year , opening the possibility that the plane-maker could face trial.

Under the new agreement, Boeing could pay family members of victims of two Max crashes.

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