Government
Nov. 16, 2006
Election Gives Locals Bigger Role in Picking U.S. Attorney
LOS ANGELES - Before last week's midterm elections, conservative attorneys with ties to the Bush administration were believed to have the inside track on the soon-to-be-vacant Los Angeles U.S. attorney position.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Before last week's midterm elections, conservative attorneys with ties to the Bush administration were believed to have the inside track on the soon-to-be-vacant Los Angeles U.S. attorney position.
But now that Democrats will hold the majority in the next Senate and control the confirmation process, greater importance ha...
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