Us Department Of Justice
Events (787)
- April 2005: Former Clinton National Security Adviser Receives ‘Extraordinarily Lenient’ Sentence for Document Theft
- April 1995: Two Senators, One Representative Ask for Information about Militia Groups’ Belief that Federal Agents Will Attack Them
- May 2000: ’Wall’ Procedures Criticized by Another Report
- Mid-May 2002 and After: CIA Headquarters Approves and Closely Monitors Zubaida’s Torture
- May 2002: US Attorney for Western Washington Performs Well in First Performance Review
- May 2003 - July 2003: 9/11 Police Adviser Ignores Rebuilding Process for Iraqi Police in Favor of Media Coverage, Night Raids
- Early May, 2003: Justice Department Taps Former NYC Police Commissioner to Rebuild Iraqi Police Forces
- May-July 1971: ITT Offers $400,000 to GOP to Host National Convention
- Between May and Late 2006: CIA Bans Use of Waterboarding
- (May 2009): Special Counsel Summons CIA Officers Involved in Tape Destruction to Appear before Grand Jury
- June 2001: DEA Draws Up Report on Israeli Spies
- June 2003 and After: House Subcommittee Releases Edited Audiotape of 911 Calls from BATF Raid on Branch Davidians
- June 2005: State Department Adviser Challenges Legal Justifications for Torture
- June 2002: Former FBI Translator Files Whistleblower Suit Against Justice Department
- June 1987 or Shortly After: Attorney General Told PROMIS Case Judge ‘Off His Rocker’
- June 1988: Justice Department Memo Approves Rendition
- July-Late August 2001: Clinton Impeachment Lawyer Tries to Warn about Al-Qaeda Attack on Lower Manhattan
- July 2002: Militants Tied to Al-Qaeda and ISI Indicted by US, but Little Effort Is Made to Find Them
- July 2002: Pentagon Agency Warns that ‘Harsh’ Interrogation Methods Constitute Torture, Are Unreliable
- July 2002: Military Instructors Train Intelligence Personnel in Torture Techniques
- July 2002: Complaints over Torture Results in Memo Granting Retroactive Legal ‘Immunity’
- July 2004: CIA Requests Second White House Authorization for Harsh Interrogation Tactics
- July 2004: Report on FBI’s 9/11 Failures Is Completed, But Remains Unreleased Until After Presidential Election
- July 2004: Justice Department Informs US Attorney Her Firearms Prosecution Numbers Are Too Low
- July 1999: Campaign Finance Report Criticizes ‘Wall’ Procedures
- August 2002: US Justice Department Prevents Prosecutors from Indicting Possible Future 7/7 London Bombings Mastermind
- (August 2004): CIA Refers Detainee Death to Justice Department for Examination; Department Decides Not to Prosecute
- August 2004: Civil Rights Officials Engage in Racist Banter
- August 2005 - Early 2006: US Attorney Begins Pushing Information-Sharing System, Finds Resistance
- First Half of August 2009: Justice Department Recommends Reopening Prisoner Abuse Investigations
- August 1987: Assistant Attorney General Says Inslaw Bankruptcy Judge ‘Not Favorably Disposed’ to Department
- August 1993: FBI Interviews Say Negotiations Abandoned Too Soon for Counterproductive Aggressive Measures in Davidian Standoff
- September 2004: Former White House Press Secretary Interviewed by FBI for Third Time
- September 2007: Former White House Lawyer and Law Professor Say Bush Abuses Presidential Signing Statements
- Late October 2001 - March 2002: US Attorney ‘Pushy’ with Justice Department over Investigation of Colleague
- October 2003: Justice Department Redacts Report on Its Own Record of Racial Diversity, Hides Own Failings
- 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
- October 2006 and Beyond: War Profiteering Probe Finds Rampant Corruption in Iraq Contracts
- October 1998: Vulgar Betrayal Investigation Nearly Shut Down
- Late December 1984 - April 1985: Justice Department Decides to ‘Roll Up’ White Supremacist Group
- Late December 2001 - 2002: Justice Department Official Fired, Investigated, Harassed over Lindh E-Mails
- January-2002-December 2002: Prosecutors Not Allowed to Indict Al-Marabh
- December 2002: Informant Details Even More of Al-Marabh’s Al-Qaeda Ties
- December 2003: US Attorney for Arizona Does Well in First Performance Evaluation
- December 2004: Congress Requires Justice Department to Divulge Wiretapping Information; Bush Says He Can Withhold Information as Desired
- December 2004: US Attorney Directs FBI to Investigate Allegations of Voter Fraud in Washington State Governor’s Race
- December 1995: Former Justice Department Officials Reflect on Mistakes Made during Davidian Siege
- Early December 1999: US Takes Action to Stop Al-Qaeda Millennium Bombing Plot
- December 1999: Think Tank Study: Terrorist Attacks on US Chemical Facilities Easy, Potentially Devastating