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Holder appoints two U.S. attorneys to lead leak investigations

yahoo.com (11 months and 13 days ago)

Jun 9, 2012

Attorney General Eric Holder has appointed two U.S. attorneys to lead investigations into the possible unauthorized disclosure of classified information. A statement from the Justice Department says the prosecutors assigned to direct criminal probes already being conducted by the FBI are Ronald C. Machen Jr., the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, and Rod [...] full story

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Holder appoints two U.S. attorneys to lead leak investigations

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