Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - The U.S. attorney's office will suffer another loss to its criminal appeals section this week when its chief departs, less than a month after the section's deputy chief decamped to the private sector.
The high-profile exits come amid a months-long hiring freeze that restricts the office from replenishing its ranks after any departures.
Chief Michael J .Raphael is leavi...
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