AFTER Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. announced in March that he would end the Bush administration practice of frequently raiding medical marijuana dispensaries, the dispensaries have been growing, appropriately enough, like weeds.
After Attorney General Jeff Sessions took to a podium at the Department of Justice earlier today to confirm the administration's decision, Cook emailed Apple staff a long memo urging Congress to make the policy permanent.
After Attorney General Jeff Sessions finished up a tour of the U.S. Mexico border, he unveiled new guidance for federal prosecutors to enforce immigration law, including ramping up nonviolent crime prosecution.
Wilson already faces having his sentence reviewed after Attorney General Dominic Grieve agreed to examine the case.
The announcements came a day after Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey had his ceremonial swearing in to replace Mr. Gonzales.
(Last week, after Attorney General John Ashcroft recused himself from investigating the leak, the Justice Department appointed a special prosecutor).
He resigned on May 28, after Attorney General Elyakim Rubinstein announced criminal charges would be brought against him.
The review comes less than one year after Attorney General Janet Reno decided not to prosecute Mr. Deutch.
Bork did so after Attorney General Elliot Richardson and William D. Ruckelshaus, the deputy attorney general, had both resigned their posts rather than carry out Nixon's order.
Last week, after Attorney General Eric Holder bragged about the Administration's press-freedom legacy, Risen went on what was variously called an "epic" or "vitriolic" "Twitter rant".
