Attorney General Jeff Sessions has reversed an Obama-era policy of having corporate defendants fund nonprofit organizations as a part of settlements of claims for civil or criminal liability. In a policy memorandum issued June 5, the Attorney General said the practice will stop immediately. In recent years, a settlement with JPMorgan Chase provided $7.5 million to the American Bankruptcy Institute to fund programs on financial literacy, and several banks settling claims relating to sales of mortgage backed securities paid about $3 billion to multiple housing counseling groups like NeighborWorks, National Council of LaRaza, Habitat for Humanity, the National Urban League and state legal aid...