It also might be argued that he is too much a Bush loyalist to serve effectively as attorney general.
In the meantime, if misdemeanors — especially property crimes — are to be dealt with effectively, city attorneys in Los Angeles and elsewhere must have the resources to prosecute them.
Mr. Katzenbach resigned in 1966, stating that "he could no longer effectively serve as attorney general because of Mr. Hoover's obvious resentment of me".
Effectively, said Gadeir Abbas, attorney for the Council on American-Islamic Relathens, the watchlists "provide law enforcement with an extra-judicial tool to impose consequences on predominantly Muslims who choose to exercise their rights instead of becoming informants".
I gained this gift because when I witnessed the judge and the prosecuting attorney effectively sentencing my dad to life in prison, I knew, as painful as it is to admit, that they were simply doing their jobs.
The move effectively relegates defense attorney David Bruck to a back seat for a critical part of the trial.
Mark, who works out of QUT's School of Justice and Faculty of Law, told VICE the court's interpretation of the VLAD legislation effectively renders the Attorney General's declaration meaningless.
Having joined the opinion in 2007 that rejected the "unique circumstances" line of cases, Justice Alito wrote last week, without apparent irony: "Under these unique circumstances, I agree that petitioner's attorneys effectively abandoned him and that this abandonment was a 'cause' that is sufficient to overcome petitioner's procedural default".
The hoops and machinations employed by boards, management and association attorneys effectively slam the door shut on a titleholder's ability to protect his or her interests and assets.
Then, "Tuesday [yesterday], calls to the Justice Department's switchboard requesting to be connected with the working group produced the answer, 'I really don't know where to send you.'" Gecan and Graf said that Schneiderman "should resign and go back to working effectively with fellow attorneys general in Delaware, Massachussetts and Nevada".
