Office Of Professional Responsibility News
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Two federal prosecutors “engaged in reckless professional misconduct” during the failed public corruption case against deceased Alaska Senator Ted Stevens and should be suspended without pay, the U.S. Justice Department said.
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President Barack Obama said he expects the investigation into alleged inappropriate behavior by Secret Service agents in Colombia to be thorough and he’ll be “angry” if the accusations prove true.
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The U.S. Justice Department botched the corruption case against the late Alaska Senator Ted Stevens, leading to a conviction that torpedoed the re-election of the chamber’s longest serving Republican, senators said.
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Secret Service agents assigned to protect President Barack Obama at a summit in Colombia were relieved of their assignments and sent back to the U.S. after allegations of misconduct, a spokesman for the agency said.
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President Barack Obama said the media often ignores progress made at international summits in favor of more “flashy” news, as the Summit of the Americas was overshadowed by allegations of misconduct by his Secret Service agents.
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President Barack Obama said the media often ignores progress made at international summits in favor of more “flashy” news, as the Summit of the Americas was overshadowed by allegations of misconduct by his Secret Service agents.
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By my count, two powerful people are dead in the wake of a profoundly unjust use of government power.
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A Cartagena prostitute refused to leave the hotel room occupied by the U.S. Secret Service until she was paid, said U.S. Representative Peter King, who heads the House Homeland Security Committee.
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Eleven U.S. Secret Service agents were placed on administrative leave today because of allegations of misconduct that involve contact with prostitutes near the site of the Summit of the Americas in Colombia.
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The U.S. Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission are examining leaks to the media about the insider-trading case of Galleon Group LLC co- founder Raj Rajaratnam , his spokesman said.
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