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Lamar Smith of Texas, ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, and Frank R. Philadelphia polling place during the November 2008 presidential elections. The demand is contained in a Nov. 16 letter to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr., referring...
Tags: Philadelphia, NBPP, Justice Department, Mr. Wolf, career lawyer, New Black Panther Party, Racism, Thomas J. Perrelli, Office of Professional Responsibility, Electoral fraud, Election fraud, Anti-Judaism, Black supremacy, Law Crime, Politics
Nixon and prevented the release of Nixon's White House tapes after the Watergate scandal, died Nov. 14 at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital in Rockville of renal failure after being treated for influenza. He was 85. Mr. Miller had been one of Washington's...
Tags: Mr. Miller, Richard Nixon, Mr. Nixon, Herbert John Miller Jr., Justice Department, John K. Miller, Carey Kinsolving Miller, Boyds, Gerald R. Ford, attorney general, Poolesville, John N. Mitchell, Politics, Richard Nixon, Watergate scandal, Watergate tapes, Law Crime
Colo. — The federal government is dropping an appeal of a court ruling related to the Army's plans to step up training at Pinon Canyon. The Justice Department appealed a Sept. 8 federal court ruling that said the Army didn't adequately assess the environmental...
Tags: Army, Justice Department, Pinon Canyon, Fort Carson, John McHugh, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, El Paso County Colorado, Politics
Jason Leopold, t r u t h o u t Report A long-awaited Justice Department watchdog report that is said to be highly critical of the legal work on torture that three attorneys who worked at the agency's powerful Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) conducted for...
Tags: OPR, Mr. Bradbury, OLC, Steven Bradbury, Congressional, Justice Department, Harry S. Truman, George W. Bush, opr investigation, legally opinion, Youngstown, Waterboarding, War on Terrorism, Bybee Memo, John Yoo, Office of Legal Counsel, Torture in the United States, War crimes, Human rights abuses, Politics
Intel reached a $1.25 billion agreement with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) on Nov. 12. Many lobbyists throughout the tech industry predict that will lead to a cease-fire between the two chipmakers on the lobbying front. The two companies had beefed up...
Tags: Intel, AMD, Ed Black, Justice Department, trade associates, CCIA, Belgium, Brussels, ATI Technologies, Computer & Communication Industry Association, AMD v. Intel, Business Finance, Semiconductor companies, Intel Corporation, Advanced Micro Devices
Attorney General Eric Holder is defending his decision to try the alleged mastermind of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in a U.S. federal court. Speaking Wednesday at a Senate hearing on Capitol Hill, Holder said prosecutors in a federal court...
Tags: Justice Department, KSM, attorney general, Eric Holder, New York City, Human rights abuses, War crimes, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Third Geneva Convention, Waterboarding, Islamic terrorism, Interrogations, Laws of war, War Conflict, Enemy combatant, Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, Extrajudicial prisoners of the United States, Torture in the United States, Law Crime, Politics, Racism, Rush Limbaugh, Discrimination, Prejudices, Racial profiling, September 11 attacks, Patrick Leahy, Dismissal of United States Attorneys controversy, USA PATRIOT Act, Jeff Sessions, Prosecutors
Published: November 16, 2009 Several times every year, Teodoro Nguema Obiang arrives at the doorstep of the United States from his home in Equatorial Guinea , on his way to his $35 million estate in Malibu, his fleet of luxury cars, his speedboats and...
Tags: Mr. Obiang, State Department, Equatorial Guinean, United States, Justice Department, Zimbabwean, corrupt foreign, American, Equatorial Guinea, Bata, Politics of Equatorial Guinea, Obiang, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, Politics, Law Crime
The New Black Panther Party catapulted itself to national attention during the November 2008 presidential election when two of its members, one brandishing a nightstick, were captured on videotape intimidating voters at a Philadelphia polling place. But...
Tags: black panthers, New Black Panther Party, Justice Department, panthers party, NBPP, Philadelphia, Racism, Black Panther Party, Huey P. Newton, Black Panther, Political movements, Anti-Judaism, Black supremacy, Politics, Law Crime
Sterling has agreed to pay a record $2.725 million to settle allegations that he discriminated against African Americans, Hispanics and families with children at scores of apartment buildings he owns in and around Los Angeles...Fischer, is the largest...
Tags: clipper owner, Justice Department, Los Angeles Clippers, real estate, discrimination suit, settles allegations, estate mogul, Donald Sterling
Local officials in U.S. states where medical marijuana is legal say they are scrambling to determine to how to regulate their pot purveyors...Justice Department that federal prosecutors would no longer go after people who use marijuana for medical purposes...
Tags: medical marijuana, Justice Department, Barack Obama, U.S. Department of Justice