Post by Hope on Mar 22, 2007 16:58:55 GMT -5
Background: At the beginning of each new presidential term the president appoints or re-appoints the federal prosecutors. The attorneys serve as the presidents pleasure or in other words the president can retain or dismiss attorneys at his discretion. In 2006 the president did not re-appoint eight of these attroneys
March 20, 2007 :White House Counsel's Letter Regarding U.S. Attorneys
President Bush Addresses Resignations of U.S. Attorneys
House Judiciary Committee
DOJ-Released Documents Regarding Atty. General Firings, Part I
DOJ-Released Documents Regarding Atty. General Firings, Part II
DOJ-Released Documents Regarding Atty. General Firings, Part III
DOJ-Released Documents Regarding Atty. General Firings, Part IV
US Attorney hearing follow up letter to former White House Counsel Harriet Miers
US Attorney hearing follow up letter to White House Counsel Fred Fielding
US Attorney Hearing Follow-up Letter to DOJ
March 20, 2007 :White House Counsel's Letter Regarding U.S. Attorneys
President Bush Addresses Resignations of U.S. Attorneys
House Judiciary Committee
DOJ-Released Documents Regarding Atty. General Firings, Part I
DOJ-Released Documents Regarding Atty. General Firings, Part II
DOJ-Released Documents Regarding Atty. General Firings, Part III
DOJ-Released Documents Regarding Atty. General Firings, Part IV
US Attorney hearing follow up letter to former White House Counsel Harriet Miers
US Attorney hearing follow up letter to White House Counsel Fred Fielding
US Attorney Hearing Follow-up Letter to DOJ