Final answer:
The prosecution of an insurance crime violating US code 1033 which involves interstate commerce would typically be handled by federal law enforcement agencies such as the Office of Criminal Investigations in collaboration with the FBI, Assistant Attorney General, and Interpol.
Step-by-step explanation:
When an agent has committed an insurance crime that violates US code 1033 concerning interstate commerce, the responsibility for prosecution typically lies with federal law enforcement agencies.
The Office of Criminal Investigations (OCI), which was established in 1991 to investigate criminal cases, often gets involved in cases where individuals or companies engage in criminal actions like fraudulent claims or knowingly shipping adulterated goods across state lines. The agents in OCI, who are armed and come from various criminal investigation backgrounds, work closely with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Assistant Attorney General, and even Interpol to develop and pursue such cases.
OCI also collaborates with ORA Investigators to utilize their technical and science-based expertise to support a case.