Attorney General Alberto Gonzales
Alberto Gonzales has officially resigned from his post at the Department of Justice, amid scandals associated with the firing of several justices. Alberto Gonzales is accused of lying under oath to Congress about the political and... [more]
Alberto Gonzales has officially resigned from his post at the Department of Justice, amid scandals associated with the firing of several justices. Alberto Gonzales is accused of lying under oath to Congress about the political and partisan implications of his actions. Many people within the congress and justic department believe that Gonzales ignored the law and constitutional responsibilities in order to give the Bush Administration more power. Alberto Gonzales was the nation's 80th Attorney General.
Attorney General Terry Goddard gave testimony at a US Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on polygamy related crimes. In Washington, DC, on Thursday, ...
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Lawyers for the Bush administration told the CIA in 2002 that its officers could legally use waterboarding and other harsh measures while interrogating al-Qaeda suspects, as long as they acted "in good faith" and did not deliberately seek to inflict severe pain, according to a Justice Department...
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Two leading Senate Democrats asked Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey yesterday to "exercise vigilance" and ensure that political appointees do not improperly wheedle their way into permanent slots at the beleaguered Justice Department.
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Today: Missouri Democratic attorney general candidates Margaret Donnelly and Jeff Harris debate their qualifications for Missouri’s top law enforcement post ...
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Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter will not appeal a federal district court's ruling that a new law requiring registered sex offenders to consent to the ...
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Deborah Rhodes, a senior associate deputy attorney general representing the Justice Department, said the "vast majority - hundreds" of those arrested at the ...
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By Tomer Zarchin Justice Minister Daniel Friedmann is formulating a bill to split the attorney general's position into two - the government's legal advisor ...
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by Mark Hachman A bipartisan group of senators introduced a bill in the US Senate on Thursday that would allow the US Attorney General to bring civil ...
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President George W. Bush today announced his intention to nominate four individuals and appoint six individuals to serve in his Administration: Ambrose L. Schwallie, Maria Cino, Mark J. Gerencser, David H. McIntyre, Michele Longo Eder, Helvi K. Sandvik, Virgil L. Sharpton, Charles J. Vörösmarty...
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LOUIS, July 24, 2008 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Anheuser-Busch applauds South Dakota Attorney General Larry Long for his continued work in helping prevent ...
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