FBI Plans to Release Transcript of Orlando Shooters’ Conversation with Police
The FBI plans to release a printed, partial transcript today of the conversations between the police and the gunman who opened fire at the Orlando nightclub.
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AG Loretta Lynch: Obama’s Endorsement of Clinton Won’t Compromise Probe
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Attorney General Loretta Lynch sought to assure the public that President Obama’s endorsement of Hillary Clinton won’t compromise the investigation into the former secretary of state’s use of a private e-mail server. Lynch told “Fox News Sunday” that Obama has not been a part of the investigation and that no conflict…
Justice Department Endorses Democrats’ Plan on Gun Control for Terrorism Suspects
The Justice Department is backing the Democrats on a gun-control measure that would ban suspected terrorists from buying guns.
Justice Department Seeks Death Penalty for Church Shooter Dylan Roof
The Justice Department is seeking the death penalty for Dylan Roof, the man accused of a carefully planned shooting that killed nine parishioners in a Charleston, South Carolina, church last year.
New York Post: Justice Department Lawyers Get Slap They Deserve
In a stinging slap at the Justice Department, a federal judge last week ordered practically all the lawyers in its main DC office to take ethics training for five years.
Federal Judge Slams Justice Department Attorney’s Handling of Immigration Case
A federal judge in Texas slammed the Justice Department on Thursday, ordering ethics classes for the department’s lawyers who argued President Obama’s immigration executive actions.
Justice Department Investigates State-Sponsored Doping by Russian Athletes
The Justice Department is investigating allegations of state-sponsored doping by dozens of Russia’s top athletes.
Report: FBI ‘Best Place to Work’ in Federal Law Enforcement
The FBI was ranked the best place to work in the federal law enforcement by the Partnership of Public Service and Deloitte.