CIA Destroys Terror Interrogation Evidence — and Justice Looks Away
Filed under: Bush Administration, Investigations, Terror, Foreign Policy, Obama Administration, Congress, Middle EastThe Obama administration again rescues Bush-era officials involved in the CIA's 2005 destruction of videotapes that showed harsh interr...
6 Decades at Justice: Career Touched by McCarthyism, Mafia and Watergate
The story of John C. Keeney is one of perseverance, dedication, and loyalty to public service; a life well spent in government. Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
Prayer Group Linked to GOP Lawmakers Took Money From Alleged Terrorist Source
Filed under: Senate, House, Republicans, Fundraising, Terror, Congress, ConservativesThe tax exempt status of the Republican-friendly Fellowship Foundation has been challenged because of questionable donations from an Islamic-American charity accused o...
Justice Dept. Lawyer, Part of Botched Ted Stevens Case, Commits Suicide
Filed under: Bush Administration, Scandal, Investigations, CrimeJustice lawyer Nicholas Marsh, a junior member of a federal prosecution team under investigation for questionable handling of the Ted Stevens corruption case, has committed suicide. P...
Justice Officials Gird for Legal Battles Over Immigration, Health, Drilling
Filed under: Environment, Health Care, Gay Rights, Energy, Obama Administration, Law, ImmigrationAttorney General Eric Holder and Company prepare for another wild week in court and around the country on legal battles over immigration, health care, offs...
Justice Ends Bush-era U.S. Attorney Scandal With a Whimper, Not a Prosecution
Filed under: George W. Bush, Bush Administration, Barack Obama, Scandal, Humor, Obama Administration, LawNo indictments, and likely no more investigations for Alberto Gonzales, Kyle Sampson, Monica Goodling and the rest of the old gang at Justice. ...
Sen. Tom Coburn Gives Investigators Evidence in Probe of Sen. John Ensign
Filed under: Senate, Investigations, CongressThe Oklahoma Republican has turned over emails to investigators looking into the scandal stemming from Sen. John Ensign's extramarital affair with a campaign staffer. Permalink | Email this&nb...
No Charges Filed in Bush-Era Firing of David Iglesias, Other U.S. Attorneys
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If BP were a human being
Would he or she be charged with criminal negligence as in this case:
In 1994, petitioner Edward Hanousek, Jr., was employed by the Pacific & Arctic Railway and Navigation Company as the roadmaster of the White Pass & Yukon Railroad. In that capacity, petitioner supervised a rock quarrying project at a...
U.S. Asks Court to Toss Virginia Suit Contesting New Health Care Laws
Filed under: Health Care, Obama Administration, Supreme Court
Virginia argues the health reform measure is oppressive because it makes states responsible for citizens' health insurance, if only indirectly.
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