The Department of Justice fiscal 2011 budget request seeks funding to buy an Illinois prison to “provide much needed bed space.”
Stories Tagged ‘Justice Department’
DOJ Spokesman’s Newest “Obsession:” Twitter
DOJ spokesman Matt Miller follows lots of politicos, journalists and the rapper Eminem.
Holder: Appropriate to Work With White House on KSM Trial
Attorney General Eric Holder told reporters at Monday’s news conference that in national security cases such as the trial of alleged terrorist mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the Department of Justice consulted with the White House national security team.
Rachel Maddow on Holder’s First Year as Attorney General
In an interview with Main Justice on Thursday, MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow said that she has mixed feelings about the first year of the Justice Department under President Barack Obama.
Judges to Hear Case on Cell Phone Tracking
A three-judge federal panel in Philadelphia will hear arguments in a case that asserts that cell-phone tracking raises serious privacy issues.
DOJ Gets New Software to Handle FOIA Requests
Software company Privasoft has been awarded a contract to provide Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) processing software for the Justice Department.
Arizona Lawman Says He Will Cooperate With DOJ Probe
Marcicopa County’s “Sheriff Joe” Arpaio tells a Phoenix television station he will cooperate.
FBI Analyst Sues Over Termination
The Jewish former FBI researcher says he was unfairly implicated in the probe of two American Israel Public Affairs Committee lobbyists, against whom charges were later dropped.
