The justice minister quit earlier on Friday.
Mustafa Ali, the E.P.A. official leading its work on environmental justice, has quit, because of plans to eliminate his office and its particular mission as part of the cuts.
Justice Scalia quit his post in a terse resignation letter that read, in part: "Some of the happiest memories of my adult life have been as a scoutmaster.
Later that week, Corallo, seeing no good outcome ― and privately confiding that he believed the meeting on Air Force One represented a likely obstruction of justice ― quit," he wrote. .
The court's chief justice, Carlos Dívar, also quit as leader of another institution, the General Council of the Judiciary, which acts as the administrator of Spain's judiciary.
And two hourlong dramas on the NBC schedule, "Harry's Law" and "Outlaw," are about powerful legal figures -- one a patent lawyer, the other a Supreme Court justice -- who quit their jobs to fight for the little guy.
Mr. Musharraf first fired Mr. Chaudhry in March 2007, but the chief justice refused to quit on the grounds that his dismissal was unconstitutional.
It is expected to include Mustafa Mohamed Abd al-Jalil, a former justice minister who quit to join the insurrection and may now assume the role of interim prime minister.
(AP) INDONESIA: JUSTICE AIDE QUITS -- Fueling speculation that Abdurrahman Wahid's coalition government may be disintegrating, Justice Minister Yusril Mahendra quit after recommending that Mr. Wahid step down.
When he took over the case, Commissioner Comronwit said he would quit if justice was not served.
Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, who quit as justice minister in 1996 over a decision to allow eavesdropping on citizens, may return to her old job.
