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When a newspaper dredged up the video rental history of Robert Bork in 1987, the U.S. Supreme Court nominee became the catalyst for Congress to shield the privacy of everyday Americans against what a
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...congressional discussions about the 2007 memorandum penned by then-attorney general Michael Mukasey, of DOJ policy on divulging investigative information to the White House and...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Wikipedia is an unbelievably popular source of information. This may in part be because search engines prioritize Wikipedia in search results
Originally Published: Law Technology News
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is keeping more than a few Am Law attorneys busy in his quest to find a running mate
Top U.S. Department of Justice officials are preparing to issue new guidance about the government's enforcement of foreign bribery laws, as members of Congress and business advocates press for sweepi
As Rupert Murdoch and News Corp. survive the first round of Parliamentary committee chastisement in the U.K., is the U.S. Department of Justice eyeing the media conglomerate and its disgraced chairma
The Senate is moving at a quickened pace to fill the vacancy left by the shooting death of U.S. District Judge John Roll of Arizona, on a court that is considered to be a judicial emergency
The Supreme Court -- minus Justice Elena Kagan -- agreed on Monday to take up another major case on the liability of government officials for alleged misdeeds in the war on terror
...of staff, D. Kyle Sampson, made misleading statements. Then-Attorney General Michael Mukasey asked Dannehy to look into the possibility of false statement charges....
...61 eligible cases — an 11 percent approval rate. Attorney General Michael Mukasey had a 13 percent approval rate. Holder said at his...
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