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- DOJ wants to restrict a fired lawyers congressional testimony
The Justice Department (DOJ) reportedly attempted to invoke executive privilege in an attempt to block its former pardon attorney, Liz Oyer, from testifying before Congress about the
- Justice Department seeks to restrict testimony of fired pardon attorney
The Justice Department is attempting to use executive privilege to prevent its fired pardon attorney from telling Congress about the circumstances of her departure, and dispatched armed deputy
- Fired Justice Department pardon attorney accuses the . . . - ClickOnDetroit
WASHINGTON – The Justice Department's recently fired pardon attorney accused the leadership of the law enforcement agency of “ongoing corruption," testifying Monday at a congressional
- DOJ Dispatches Armed Marshals to Warn Fired Lawyer Liz Oyer - NewsBreak
The U S Justice Department sent armed U S Marshals to deliver a letter to fired DOJ lawyer Liz Oyer, warning her against testifying before Congress about her dismissal and internal DOJ practices
- Justice Department seeks to restrict testimony of fired pardon attorney . . .
Liz Oyer, who has said she was fired as the department’s pardon attorney last month after refusing a request to recommend that actor Mel Gibson’s gun rights be restored, is among several witnesses invited to appear Monday before a joint hearing of House and Senate lawmakers
- US marshals were mobilized to warn fired DOJ lawyer over . . . - Yahoo
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U S Justice Department dispatched armed U S marshals to deliver a letter warning a fired career pardon attorney about testifying to congressional Democrats, her
- Ex-Pardon Attorney Recalls ‘Shock and Horror’ During Firing (1)
DOJ sent marshals to her home before hearing, she said Former US Pardon Attorney Liz Oyer recounted being abruptly fired and escorted out of her office by security with no time to say goodbye to her team and her personal items in a grocery bag
- Justice Department seeks to restrict testimony of fired pardon attorney . . .
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department is attempting to use executive privilege to prevent its fired pardon attorney from telling Congress about the circumstances of her departure, and dispatched armed deputy U S marshals to her home to deliver restrictions on her testimony, according to letters made public on Monday
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