Alberto R
Events (167)
- April 27, 2007: Goldsmith Subpoenaed in New York Times Wiretapping Leak Case 2007-04-27
- May 3, 2007: Justice Department Official Questions Validity of Wisconsin Corruption Case 2007-05-03
- May 15, 2007: Comey Testifies Before Senate About 2004 Attempt to Pressure Ashcroft to Certify NSA Domestic Spying Program 2007-05-15
- May 16, 2007: Senators Accuse Gonzales of Misrepresenting Debate Over NSA Wiretapping Program 2007-05-16
- July 10, 2007: Evidence Proves Gonzales Lied about NSL Abuses in Patriot Act Reauthorization Hearings 2007-07-10
- July 24, 2007: Gonzales Contradicts Comey’s Testimony about Pressuring Ashcroft to Reauthorize NSA Wiretapping Program 2007-07-24
- July 24, 2007: Democrats Dispute Gonzales’s Testimony about March 2004 Briefing 2007-07-24
- July 25, 2007: Documents Show Gonzales May Have Perjured Himself Before Congress 2007-07-25
- July 26, 2007: Legal Analyst ‘Shocked’ at Apparent Perjury by Gonzales 2007-07-26
- July 26, 2007: Mueller’s Testimony Contradicts Gonzales’s 2007-07-26
- July 26, 2007: Senate Democrats Call for Perjury Investigation of Gonzales 2007-07-26
- August 16, 2007: Mueller Contradicts Gonzales’s Senate Testimony 2007-08-16
- September 9, 2007: Goldsmith Details Dissension over Civil Liberties Policies at Justice Department 2007-09-09
- October 2, 2007: Goldsmith Testifies about Controversy over Wiretapping Program 2007-10-02
- October 2, 2007: Goldsmith Testifies that Bush Sent White House Aides to Pressure Ashcroft 2007-10-02
- October 4, 2007: White House Denies Justice Department Authorized Torture 2007-10-04
- November 8, 2007: Michael Mukasey Becomes Attorney General after Close Senate Vote and Waterboarding Controversy 2007-11-08
- December 13, 2007: Jury Deadlock in ‘Miami Seven’ Trial 2007-12-13
- April 2, 2008: ACLU Learns of Justice Department’s 2001 Dismissal of Fourth Amendment 2008-04-02
- April 20, 2008: Pentagon Domestic Propaganda Campaign Revealed; Relies on ‘Military Analysts’ 2008-04-20
- April 23, 2008: Senate Republicans Protect Justice Department from Oversight by Inspector General 2008-04-23
- September 18, 2008: Civil Liberties Organization Sues NSA, Bush Officials over Warrantless Wiretapping 2008-09-18
- December 18, 2008: Media Analysis: Torture Ineffective, Causes Tremendous Waste of Resources 2008-12-18
- January 26, 2009: Gonzales Says He Did Nothing Wrong as Attorney General, Blames Subordinates for ‘Lapses’ 2009-01-26
- February 22, 2009: Justice Department Investigation Finds OLC Opinions Unacceptably Deficient 2009-02-22
- March 28, 2009: Spanish Court Considers War Crimes Prosecution of Former Bush Officials 2009-03-28
- April 19, 2009: Media Reports House Democrat Wiretapped by NSA as Part of AIPAC Investigation 2009-04-19
- April 21, 2009: Senate Intelligence Committee Report Shows Cheney, Rice Authorized Torture 2009-04-21
- April 21, 2009: Senator: Bush, White House Shifted Blame for Torture onto Low-Level Soldiers 2009-04-21
- September 1-3, 2009: Gonzales Supports CIA Investigation, Then Retreats from Support 2009-09-01
- March 31, 2010: US District Court Finds NSA Warrantless Surveillance Illegal 2010-03-31
- January 2004: White House Refuses to Allow 9/11 Commission Access to Additional Presidential Daily Briefs despite Deal, Commission Hires Lawyer to Draft Subpoena
- January 2006: Justice Department Obscenity Task Force Chief Tries, Fails to Gain Support of US Attorney for Prosecutions
- February - April 2005: US Attorney Accused of ‘Conflict of Interest’ regarding Wife’s State Contract, No Impropriety Found
- February 2004: 9/11 Commission Does Not Subpoena White House over Presidential Daily Briefs due to Last-Ditch Intervention by Executive Director Zelikow
- 2002-2004: World Trade Center Bombers Encourage Jihad from inside Maximum Security Facility
- April 2002 and After: President Bush Deliberately Shielded from Knowledge of Harsh Interrogation Techniques
- April 2002: Administration Attorneys Discuss Plans to Interrogate Zubaida
- (2003-2004): Three White House Officials Asked about Destruction of CIA Interrogation Tapes, Response Unclear
- May 2005: Conservative Activist Organization Urges Justice Department to Investigate US Attorney for ‘Malfeasance’ regarding Voter Fraud Claims
- June 2003: White House Counsel Gonzales Continues to Stonewall Commission over White House Access
- July 2002: Complaints over Torture Results in Memo Granting Retroactive Legal ‘Immunity’
- July 2003: Top White House Officials Briefed on Torture Techniques
- July 2004: Justice Department Informs US Attorney Her Firearms Prosecution Numbers Are Too Low
- August 2002: Bush Lawyers Develop ‘Inherent Power’ Argument for Unilaterally Taking Nation to War
- Late October 2001 - March 2002: US Attorney ‘Pushy’ with Justice Department over Investigation of Colleague
- October 2005: US Attorneys Teach at Election Crimes Symposium Sponsored by Justice Department
- October 2005: Democrat Wiretapped by Federal Agency: Promises to Intervene in Espionage Case in Return for Help in Securing Chairmanship
- Late December 2004: White House, Justice Department Officials Begin Discussing Feasibility of Firing Some or All US Attorneys
- Fall 2002: Justice Department Lawyers Lose Argument over Indefinite Detentions to Cheney’s Counsel