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the Defence Departments refusal to release photos relating to the abuse of prisoners, the CIAs refusal to release information about black sites overseas and the Justice Department's refusal to release the legal memos that supplied the basis for the Bush administration's warrantless wiretapping programme...
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With over 1000 Vermonters serving in Afghanistan next year I just don't see any circumstances in which the Justice Department would give the state a waiver from the 45 day requirement. As a percentage of the electorate, Vermont may have the largest percentage of its voters serving in the military in 201...
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There is significant reluctance within the EPA and Justice Department to bring actions against municipalities, because there's a view that they are often cash-strapped, and fines would ultimately be paid by local taxpayers
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The visit of this FBI and Justice Department team is a direct follow-on to the counter terrorism cooperation initiative launched during the historic first state visit of the Obama administration
SOURCE: New Kerala -
The US Department of Justice and FBI sent a briefing team that shared information with their Indian counterparts and information disclosed by Headley relating to his alleged role in 26/11
SOURCE: IBN Live -
The US Department of Justice and the FBI yesterday sent a briefing team that shared with Indian Law Enforcement counterparts information disclosed by Headley relating to his alleged roles in the Mumbai terrorist attacks.
SOURCE: New Kerala -
The US Department of Justice and the FBI sent a briefing team that today (Monday) shared with Indian law enforcement counterparts information disclosed by Headley relating to his alleged roles in the November 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks and his alleged role in plotting an attack in Denmark.
SOURCE: New Kerala -
This proposed deal raises significant questions about consumer choice and competition, innovation and investment in the media marketplace that merit close scrutiny by Congress, the FCC and the Justice Department
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I passed on to the White House counsel`s office to pass on to the Justice Department complaints about the performance of the U.S. attorney in New Mexico, that he failed to go after ACORN and clear cases of vote fraud.
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We want to try to get those names to the Justice Department as quickly as possible so we can make determinations as quickly as we can ... It takes quite a bit of time to get people through, so our hope is to get people in place as quickly as we can.
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It is imperative that the (Federal Communications Commission), the Justice Department, and the (Federal Trade Commission) rigorously assess whether this transaction is in the public interest.
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The transaction also will be subject to an antitrust review by the Federal Trade Commission or Justice Department. Meanwhile, the Federal Communications Commission, which has a broad mandate to ensure that the deal benefits the public, will review the transfer of broadcast and cable licenses. The federa...
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I request Special Prosecutor Dannehy’s inquiry include a review of any involvement by Justice Department and White House officials in supporting the McCain-Palin campaign and the Republican National Committee’s systematic development and dissemination of unsupported, spurious allegations of vote fraud
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It's your president, and your suggestion for the nominee. But I think maybe the White House and the Justice Department would be flexible about that, if that's what she wants.
SOURCE: Miami Herald -
The president’s ties to ACORN taint any conclusion that the Justice Department may reach with regard to whether or not to investigate and prosecute ACORN employees ... That’s why I request that the attorney general appoint a special prosecutor to oversee the investigation into ACORN.
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seriously entertain the view that the Justice Department would have taken the same approach if we moved this out of Philadelphia, to the South with white men . . . in hoods, swinging billy clubs and saying 'This is a white man's world.'
SOURCE: Yid With Lid
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WASHINGTON - JULY 09: Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer (L) in the Justice Department's Criminal Division testifies as Assistant Homeland Security Secretary Alan Bersin (R) of the Office of International Affairs looks on during a hearing before the House Oversight and Government R...
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WASHINGTON - JULY 09: Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer in the Justice Department's Criminal Division, testifies during a hearing before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Capitol Hill July 9, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - JULY 7: Assistant Attorney General David Kris (L) of the Justice Department's National Security Division testifies with Defense Department General Counsel Jeh Johnson before the Senate Armed Services Committee July 7, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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Attorney General Eric Holder tells media gathered at the Justice Department in Washington, Thursday April 9, 2009, where he said the United States will take whatever steps are necessary to protect U. S. shipping interests.
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the Defence Departments refusal to release photos relating to the abuse of prisoners, the CIAs refusal to release information about black sites overseas and the Justice Department's refusal to release the legal memos that supplied the basis for the Bush administration's warrantless wiretapping programme...
SOURCE: Inter Press Service -
With over 1000 Vermonters serving in Afghanistan next year I just don't see any circumstances in which the Justice Department would give the state a waiver from the 45 day requirement. As a percentage of the electorate, Vermont may have the largest percentage of its voters serving in the military in 201...
SOURCE: VPR | Vermont Public Radio -
There is significant reluctance within the EPA and Justice Department to bring actions against municipalities, because there's a view that they are often cash-strapped, and fines would ultimately be paid by local taxpayers
SOURCE: Salt Lake Tribune -
The visit of this FBI and Justice Department team is a direct follow-on to the counter terrorism cooperation initiative launched during the historic first state visit of the Obama administration
SOURCE: New Kerala -
The US Department of Justice and FBI sent a briefing team that shared information with their Indian counterparts and information disclosed by Headley relating to his alleged role in 26/11
SOURCE: IBN Live -
The US Department of Justice and the FBI yesterday sent a briefing team that shared with Indian Law Enforcement counterparts information disclosed by Headley relating to his alleged roles in the Mumbai terrorist attacks.
SOURCE: New Kerala -
The US Department of Justice and the FBI sent a briefing team that today (Monday) shared with Indian law enforcement counterparts information disclosed by Headley relating to his alleged roles in the November 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks and his alleged role in plotting an attack in Denmark.
SOURCE: New Kerala -
This proposed deal raises significant questions about consumer choice and competition, innovation and investment in the media marketplace that merit close scrutiny by Congress, the FCC and the Justice Department
SOURCE: All American Patriots -
I passed on to the White House counsel`s office to pass on to the Justice Department complaints about the performance of the U.S. attorney in New Mexico, that he failed to go after ACORN and clear cases of vote fraud.
SOURCE: Open Left -
We want to try to get those names to the Justice Department as quickly as possible so we can make determinations as quickly as we can ... It takes quite a bit of time to get people through, so our hope is to get people in place as quickly as we can.
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It is imperative that the (Federal Communications Commission), the Justice Department, and the (Federal Trade Commission) rigorously assess whether this transaction is in the public interest.
SOURCE: France 24 -
The transaction also will be subject to an antitrust review by the Federal Trade Commission or Justice Department. Meanwhile, the Federal Communications Commission, which has a broad mandate to ensure that the deal benefits the public, will review the transfer of broadcast and cable licenses. The federa...
SOURCE: Open Secrets -
I request Special Prosecutor Dannehy’s inquiry include a review of any involvement by Justice Department and White House officials in supporting the McCain-Palin campaign and the Republican National Committee’s systematic development and dissemination of unsupported, spurious allegations of vote fraud
SOURCE: CNSNews.com -
It's your president, and your suggestion for the nominee. But I think maybe the White House and the Justice Department would be flexible about that, if that's what she wants.
SOURCE: Miami Herald -
The president’s ties to ACORN taint any conclusion that the Justice Department may reach with regard to whether or not to investigate and prosecute ACORN employees ... That’s why I request that the attorney general appoint a special prosecutor to oversee the investigation into ACORN.
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seriously entertain the view that the Justice Department would have taken the same approach if we moved this out of Philadelphia, to the South with white men . . . in hoods, swinging billy clubs and saying 'This is a white man's world.'
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what was most upsetting was the apparent willingness of too many members to defer completely to behind the scenes complaints from the FBI and the Justice Department.
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The district attorney's report was based on a lengthy (Woodland) Police Department investigation and we were thorough and deliberate ... We came to a decision and even asked the attorney general to review it, and we also asked the U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI to conduct their own investigation...
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Quite frankly, I think the Justice Department is looking into every member of Congress
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ACORN mismanaged about $200,000 from the Justice Department, which failed to track how the allocated money was used, according to a report by the department's watchdog.
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A report Friday by the Justice Department's independent inspector general revealed that ACORN won approval for nearly $200,000 in Justice grants since 2002 and mismanaged some of the money.
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some attorneys in the Justice Department have tried for years to gain for these war criminals the rights that we would accord American citizens who might be accused of knocking over the local 7-Eleven.
SOURCE: LewRockwell.com
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