State Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is also investigating all the high sheriff's and their offices as part of a statewide probe that requires the eight high sheriffs to turn over all their documents and their deputies' documents from the past four years.
The number of deputies with documented histories of dishonesty could be in the dozens or hundreds and possibly includes some high-ranking supervisors, said Executive Officer Neal Tyler, McDonnell's top aide.
It's 400 unrelated trees.' " As evidence of the sensitivity over the release of documents, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz told the Council on Foreign Relations this week that he had been forced to substitute three words in his speech for "two rather stunning paragraphs, on the grounds that we would say too much about what we're observing even today".
In a letter accompanying the documents, Jane C. Sherburne, deputy general counsel at Citigroup, Salomon's parent, noted again that there was no evidence that shares of initial offerings were allocated in return for investment banking business.
She said that the new licenses were "unauthorized" by her and that deputy clerks would issue documents "that will not have my name, my title or my authority on it".
The sheriff's deputy referenced in the documents obtained by the AP is Scot Peterson, who resigned in February after it was reported that he remained outside of the school during the Parkland school massacre and did not attempt to engage the gunman. .
This last scandal reached boiling point recently when the editor of the Malaysia Today website filed a court document implicating deputy PM Najib Tun Razak's wife in the murder.
In 2012, the Israeli Prime Minister described Mr Husseini as "one of the leading architects of the Final Solution" in a Knesset speech, saying: "He travelled to Berlin and lobbied Hitler and pleaded with him, as was said during the Nuremberg Trials by Eichman's deputy, and as was documented in other places as well.
"The N.Y.P.D., in my view, has always done it right, except they haven't codified it in one document," said Deputy Commissioner Fyfe, a former police lieutenant who returned to the department in 2002 after 20 years researching police practices and serving as an expert witness in use-of-force trials, almost always testifying against officers.
The FBI had provided the phone to an inmate, Anthony Brown, who would use it to communicate with federal agents and possibly to document deputies bringing in contraband and assaulting inmates.
