Not exact matches
«A cardinal rule of the
Obama Administration was that no White House
official ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the Department of
Justice.
The
Obama administration also considered charging WikiLeaks and Assange, but
Justice Department
officials at the time decided that doing so would be problematic, since WikiLeaks arguably did the same thing that journalistic organizations like the Washington Post do.
Commenting on this morning's tweets, an
Obama spokesman told the New York Times that «no White House
official ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the Department of
Justice.»
Instead, it encouraged
Justice Department
officials to keep reviewing the
Obama administration's more hands - off approach to enforcement, something Sessions has promised to do since he took office.
The
Justice Department's
official filing of a «notice to appeal» Thursday came as no surprise, after White House spokesman Matt Lehrich said following the ruling that President
Obama intends to recognize this year's National Day of Prayer, which is May 6.
Karol Mason, a top
official in the
Obama administration's
justice department, will become the first black and first woman president of Manhattan's John Jay College of Criminal Justice, trustee
justice department, will become the first black and first woman president of Manhattan's John Jay College of Criminal
Justice, trustee
Justice, trustees said.
The monitor insists, and
Obama's Department of
Justice agrees, that Westchester County
officials must not only obtain financing for new low - income housing developments in Chappaqua, but must suppress local opposition to the project, the National Review article goes on to say.
A
Justice Department
official said no jurisdiction lost money for disobeying the policy under
Obama.
Mustafa Santiago Ali, a former U.S. EPA
official during the
Obama administration who is now the senior vice president of climate, environmental
justice and community revitalization for the Hip Hop Caucus, argued that a special committee should be created regardless of which party controls Congress.
In January 2014, the
Obama administration's Department of
Justice and Department of Education jointly sent each school district a «Dear Colleague» letter urging local
officials to avoid racial bias when suspending or expelling students.
As Bloomberg reports, President
Obama is now saying that it's up to Attorney General Eric Holder and the current
Justice Department to decide whether to prosecute Bush administration
officials, including the lawyers, for authorizing the CIA's use of aggressive interrogation techniques.