"While the prosecutor's methodology may have been flawed in retrospect," the motion said, "it was not in bad faith and was never a deliberate attempt to intrude upon attorney-client confidences".
Although the meeting proved fruitless, Sister Jeanne O'Laughlin said she impressed upon the attorney general that the boy had already deeply bonded with his Miami relatives.
("He was forced to rely upon the attorney's usual repertoire: threats of instantaneous lawsuits, threats of ominous phone calls to senators and others in high places, and loud and angry complaints of all sorts of rights and violations").
Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: The annual "Big Brother Awards" were bestowed Thursday upon U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft and Oracle's Larry Ellison, naming them this year's most infamous violators of personal privacy.
Outraged by the racist hatred of government officials, Robert F. Kennedy, upon becoming Attorney General in 1961, sued Prince Edward County to reopen its schools.
Still, when protesters arrived at the LAPD HQ, speakers demanded the resignation of LAPD Chief Charlie Beck, and called upon District Attorney Jackie Lacey to charge the officers involved in the incident with murder.
The Guardian reports that senior party members called upon the attorney general to rule that forcing the Guardian to reveal its sources under the Official Secrets Act would not serve the public interest.
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This provision confers wide discretionary powers upon the Attorney-General.
