Us Department Of Justice
Events (787)
- October 12, 1990: Justice Department Again Appeals Adverse Ruling in PROMIS Case 1990-10-12
- December 11, 1990: CIA Says It Does Not Have PROMIS Application; Retired CIA Official Disputes Claim 1990-12-11
- February 12, 1991: Justice Department Refuses to Provide Some Information about PROMIS Software 1991-02-12
- May 7, 1991: Appeals Court Overturns Rulings in Favor of Inslaw, Finds for Justice Department 1991-05-07
- July 25, 1991: House Subcommittee Subpoenas PROMIS Documents 1991-07-25
- July 31, 1991: Justice Department Says 51 PROMIS Documents Are Missing 1991-07-31
- October 2, 1991: Former Justice Department Official Claims PROMIS Possibly Transferred from Department to Private Business 1991-10-02
- October 9, 1991: Inslaw Files Application for Hearing by Supreme Court in PROMIS Case 1991-10-09
- November 13, 1991: Attorney General Appoints Special Counsel in Inslaw Affair 1991-11-13
- November 13, 1991: Judge Says Findings of Fact in PROMIS Case Have Left ‘Cloud’ over Justice Department 1991-11-13
- January 13, 1992: Supreme Court Denies Inslaw Leave to Appeal 1992-01-13
- February 7, 1992: Government Accountability Office Finds Problems with Justice Department Oversight Unit 1992-02-07
- November 4, 1992-November 5, 1992: Justice Department Employee Witnesses Agriculture Department Official Shredding BNL Documents 1992-11-04
- March 30, 1993: Davidian Says BATF Fired on Compound from Helicopters during February Raid 1993-03-30
- March 31, 1993: Justice Official Reports to Attorney General about FBI Infighting at Waco 1993-03-31
- April 3, 1993: Right-Wing Extremists, Others Protest outside Davidian Compound 1993-04-03
- April 12, 1993: Attorney General Considers Tear-Gas Plan for Waco Standoff; FBI Misleads Reno into Believing Assault Is Only Viable Option 1993-04-12
- April 17-18, 1993: Attorney General Approves Plan to Tear-Gas Branch Davidian Compound 1993-04-17
- April 19, 1993: FBI Assaults Branch Davidian Compound; 78 Die in Fire 1993-04-19
- May 20, 1993: ’Motor Voter’ Law Facilitates Voter Registration 1993-05-20
- September 27, 1994: Justice Department Issues Report Saying ‘No Credible Basis’ for Inslaw Claims 1994-09-27
- February 9, 1995: Clinton Executive Order Extends Warrantless Surveillance Capabilities of Justice Department 1995-02-09
- March 4, 1995: Deputy Attorney General Extends ‘Wall’ for WTC Bombing Cases 1995-03-04
- March 23, 1995: US Gives Up ‘Treasure Trove of Al-Qaeda Related Intelligence’ 1995-03-23
- 4:00 p.m., April 19, 1995: Clinton and Reno Give Press Conference Regarding Oklahoma City Bombing, Promise ‘Swift’ Justice, Death Penalty 1995-04-19
- April 23-24, 1995: US Representative Received Fax about Oklahoma City Bombing Shortly after Explosion, Press Reports; Fax Sent by Michigan Militia Affiliate 1995-04-23
- July 19, 1995: ’Wall’ Memo Cuts Criminal Investigators Off from Intelligence Information 1995-07-19
- September 7, 1995: Nichols’s Lawyers Say Client Is Victim of Innocent Circumstance, Complain of FBI Pressure on Family Members 1995-09-07
- October 20, 1995: Attorney General Authorizes Death Penalty against Oklahoma City Bombers 1995-10-20
- October 21, 1995: Clinton Launches Interagency Effort to Track Bin Laden’s Money; Effort Fizzles 1995-10-21
- May 2, 1996: Lawyers for Accused Oklahoma City Bombers Argue against Death Penalty for Clients 1996-05-02
- January 27, 1997: FBI Technicians Transferred Due to Faulty Lab Procedures in Oklahoma City Bombing Investigation 1997-01-27
- April 16, 1997: Justice Department Report Criticizing FBI Crime Lab May Impact McVeigh Trial 1997-04-16
- May 27, 1997: FBI Forensic Specialist Unable to Show that Poor Crime Lab Techniques Contaminated Evidence in McVeigh Investigation 1997-05-27
- July 7-25, 1997: McVeigh Lawyers Ask for New Trial 1997-07-07
- July 31, 1997: Court of Federal Claims Finds Inslaw Allegations Have ‘No Merit’ 1997-07-31
- August 29, 1997: Attorney’s Office Wins Partial Exception from ‘Wall’ Procedures 1997-08-29
- December 30, 1997: ’Unabomber’ Offer to Plead Guilty Rejected 1997-12-30
- June 9, 1998: US Seizes Funds Connected to Hamas Operative and Al-Qadi 1998-06-09
- June 24, 1998: Judge Lets Justice Department Assist Grand Jury Investigating Possible Oklahoma City Bombing Conspiracy 1998-06-24
- July 29, 1999: Attorney General Says She Knows of No Evidence to Show FBI Used Incendiary Devices during Waco Assault 1999-07-29
- August 10, 1999 and After: Davidian Evidence Reexamined 1999-08-10
- August 25, 1999 and After: FBI Admits to Using Pyrotechnic Grenades during Waco Assault 1999-08-25
- August 26, 1999: FBI Launches Internal Probe into Questions Surrounding Use of Incendiary Devices during Davidian Assault 1999-08-26
- August 30, 1999: Assistant US Attorney Informs Attorney General that Justice Department May Have Withheld Evidence from Her about FBI’s Use of Incendiary Tear-Gas Canisters during Davidian Siege 1999-08-30
- September 2, 1999: FBI Releases Videotape of Agent Giving Permission to Use Incendiary Gas Canister during Waco Assault 1999-09-02
- September 3, 1999: FBI Releases Videotape of Incendiary Gas Canister Being Used during Waco Assault 1999-09-03
- September 7-8, 1999: Attorney General Names Special Counsel to Investigate Waco Tragedy 1999-09-07
- September 13, 1999: Representative Shows Justice Department Has Documents Showing FBI Used Incendiary Devices at Waco Siege 1999-09-13
- November 3, 1999: Justice Department and State Governments File NSR Lawsuits Against 32 Power Plants 1999-11-03