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At Least 26 Prosecutors Were Listed for Firing
The Justice Department considered dismissing many more US attorneys than officials have previously acknowledged, with at least 26 prosecutors suggested for termination between February 2005 and December... ...
Two Additional Prosecutors Were Considered for Ouster
Congressional investigators have learned that the Justice Department considered firing two more US attorneys in Florida and Colorado, states where allegations of voter fraud and countercharges of voter... ...
Congress Demands Emails; Justice Says Ask Rove Camp
The Justice Department on Wednesday told an angry Senate Judiciary Committee chairman that it does not have the documents described in a subpoena demanding all materials relating to Karl Rove's possible... ...
Comey: White House pressed Ashcroft on wiretaps
Chillicothe Gazette 05/16/07 A top Justice Department official thought President Bush’s no-warrant wiretapping program was so questionable that he refused for a time to reauthorize it, leading to a standoff... ...
Senators renew call for Gonzales’ ouster
Abilene Reporter News 05/17/07 Attorney General Alberto Gonzales came under renewed pressure Wednesday, as two more Republican senators came out against him and Democrats challenged his truthfulness... ...
Senators Question Whether Gonzales Lied Under Oath About NSA Wiretapping Program
Senate Judiciary Committee members asked Gonzales if he stands by his 2006 testimony that Comey and other Department of Justice officials did not have concerns about the NSA wiretapping program, which... ...
Warrantless Eavesdropping Was Deemed Illegal by Department of Justice
The Bush administration ran its warrantless eavesdropping program without the Justice Department's approval for up to three weeks in 2004, nearly triggering a mass resignation of the nation's top law enforcement... ...
Former Deputy AG on Wiretapping: "White House Tried to Coerce Ashcroft"
The White House operated a domestic surveillance program for several weeks three years ago, overriding objections by senior Justice Department officials who had informed top Bush administration officials... ...
Cindy Sheehan and 32 Antiwar Protesters Arrested
After rallying in Lafayette Park across the street from the White House, more than 250 antiwar advocates marched through Washington, DC to Capitol Hill. As the demonstrators marched up Independence Avenue,... ...
McNulty, DoJ Number 2, resigning
Las Vegas Review-Journal 05/15/07 Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty said Monday he will resign, becoming the highest-ranking Bush administration casualty in the furor over the firing of U.S. attorneys.... ...