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U.S. Defends Use of Intrusive Tactics in Spitzer Investigation

By David Johnston and Philip Shenon Mar. 21, 2008

The Justice Department used some of its most intrusive tactics against Eliot Spitzer, examining his financial records, eavesdropping on his phone calls and tailing him during its criminal investigation of the Emperor’s Club prostitution ring.

World and Nation

Nominee for Attorney General Faces Difficult Questions on Interrogations

By Philip Shenon Oct. 19, 2007

President Bush’s nominee for attorney general, Michael B. Mukasey, declined Thursday to say if he considered harsh interrogation techniques like waterboarding, which simulates drowning, to constitute torture or to be illegal if used on terrorism suspects.

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Shorts (left)

By Philip Shenon Aug. 30, 2007

White House officials said Wednesday that the search for a successor to Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales would probably last at least several days. The officials said they were trying to strike a conciliatory tone with Senate Democratic leaders who will control the confirmation.

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Shorts (left)

By Philip Shenon Aug. 29, 2007

The resignation of Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales does not mean an end to several investigations into his actions and truthfulness during his tenure at the Justice Department, with congressional Democrats vowing on Tuesday to press ahead with their inquiries.

World and Nation

Gonzales Resigns Following Criticism, Perjury Accusation

By Philip Shenon and David Johnston Aug. 28, 2007

Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales announced his resignation on Monday, ending a stormy tenure at the Justice Department that was marked by repeated battles with Congress over whether he had allowed his intense personal loyalty to President Bush to overwhelm his responsibilities to the law.

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