Executive Office For Us Attorneys
Events (32)
- August 13, 1981 or Before: PROMIS Oversight Committee Formed at Justice Department 1981-08-13
- Shortly After April 11, 1983: Massachusetts Asks Justice Department Component about Availability of PROMIS from Sources Other than Inslaw 1983-04-11
- April 22, 1983: Justice Department Memo Documents Numerous Occasions PROMIS Versions Provided to Others 1983-04-22
- Before April 22, 1983: Justice Department Component Discusses Availability of PROMIS with Bureau of Justice Statistics 1983-04-22
- Before April 22, 1983: Justice Department Component Provides Government Versions of PROMIS to Potential Contractors 1983-04-22
- Before April 22, 1983: Justice Department Component Provides Government Version of PROMIS to Contractor for Benchmarking 1983-04-22
- Before April 22, 1983: Justice Department Component Discusses Providing PROMIS to Department’s Criminal Division 1983-04-22
- Between Early 1982 and April 22, 1983: Justice Department Component Offers Government-Owned Version of PROMIS to Pennsylvania State Government 1983-04-22
- May 6, 1983: Justice Department Official Says PROMIS Will Be Provided to Israeli Government 1983-05-06
- May 12, 1983: PROMIS Application Handed Over for Passage to Israeli Government 1983-05-12
- April 30, 1985: Justice Department Analysis Says Inslaw Has Made No Proprietary Enhancements to PROMIS Software 1985-04-30
- September 5, 2003: Justice Department Delineates Method to Appoint US Attorney for up to 330 Days without Undergoing Senate Confirmation 2003-09-05
- March 10, 2004: California US Attorney Identified as ‘Underperforming’ in Firearms Prosecutions 2004-03-10
- November 4, 2004: White House Reassures US Attorneys, Other Presidential Appointees They Will Not Be Asked to Resign 2004-11-04
- (December 30, 2004): Justice Department Responds to Congressman’s Concerns about Immigration Prosecutions in US Attorney Districts 2004-12-30
- February 7-11, 2005: US Attorney for Southern California Does Well in Performance Review, Concerns about Firearms, Immigration Prosecutions Noted 2005-02-07
- February 28, 2005: Deputy Attorney General Considers US Attorney ‘Weak’ due to Morale Problems in Office 2005-02-28
- March 2, 2005: Attorney General Chief of Staff Sends List ‘Ranking’ US Attorneys for Retention or Firing Based on Loyalty to White House 2005-03-02
- January 31 - March 21, 2005: US Attorney Comes under Fire from Justice Department Officials 2005-03-21
- October 20, 2005: Republican Lawmakers Send Letter Criticizing Performance of California US Attorney over Immigration Cases; Justice Department Indicates Lack of Understanding of Immigration Enforcement 2005-10-20
- November 9-11, 2005: Assistant Attorney General Recommends Eliminating Judicial Role in Appointing Interim US Attorneys 2005-11-09
- November 18, 2005: Executive Office for US Attorneys Responds to Criticisms of California US Attorney 2005-11-18
- February 2003: US Attorney for Nevada Does Well in Performance Evaluation
- February - April 2005: US Attorney Accused of ‘Conflict of Interest’ regarding Wife’s State Contract, No Impropriety Found
- May 2002: US Attorney for Western Washington Performs Well in First Performance Review
- December 2003: US Attorney for Arizona Does Well in First Performance Evaluation
- Early 1982: Justice Department Component Provides PROMIS Version to Colorado District Attorney’s Office
- Fall 2004 - October 2005: Unfounded Rumors of Favoritism, Sexual Liaisons Poison US Attorney’s Office
- Fall 2004: Media Reports of Turmoil, Turnover in US Attorney’s Office Cause Concern at Justice Department
- Mid-April 1982: Inslaw Asks Justice Department for Different Project Manager for PROMIS Implementation, Department Refuses
- April 1982: Justice Department Appoints Former Inslaw Employee to Supervise Contract with Company
- Spring 1981: Justice Department Official Reportedly Says ‘We’re Out to Get Inslaw’