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U.S. Attorney Hanaway in Missouri Joins Ashcroft Law Firm
By Mary Jacoby | April 22, 2009 12:25 am
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Catherine Hanaway (courtesy USDOJ)

Catherine Hanaway (courtesy USDOJ)

U.S. Attorney Catherine Hanaway in the Eastern District of Missouri resigned Monday to join former Attorney General John Ashcroft in forming a nation-wide law firm. Ashcroft was a U.S. senator from Missouri before an election defeat in 2000 and his appointment as AG. Read the report of Hanaway’s move here.

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