National Law Journal
Renewed criticism has placed Eric Holder on the defensive, raising questions about whether the attorney general would remain in office and threatening to undermine his effort to shape a legacy of inc
...ONE STEP CLOSER The Senate Judiciary Committee has given unanimous approval to Sri Srinivasan to serve on the...
...including the Senate majority leader and the ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee—are pressing Holder over whether prosecutors exceeded their authority and...
...in general. Grassley, the ranking minority member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, confirmed last week that the Minnesota deal is behind delays for...
...Circuit. Kelly clerked for Hansen, who wrote to Grassley, on the Senate Judiciary Committee, in support of Kelly's nomination. The vote was 96-0...
...in patent cases. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), the Senate Judiciary Committee's ranking member, asked Chen about comments he made that the...
...FUNDING QUESTIONS The judiciary wants to spend $1 billion...pet peeve of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. The...
National Law Journal
...and open for interpretation. As Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, said during this week's Srinivasan hearing: "It's...
...of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. He elicited chuckles from Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) during pre-hearing chit-chat...
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