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President Biden's New U.S. Attorneys for
NY,
their Confirmations by the U.S. Senate --
& the Unanswered Question:
Will they be non-partisan enforcers of the
Rule of Law and Equal Justice
when doing so will require them to prosecute NY's mostly Democratic top state officers --
& expose that their U.S.
Attorney predecessors politicized and corrupted their own offices?
US Dept of Justice
Listing of 94 US Attorneys -- 4 for NY
1.
CJA's March 23,
2021 message to President Biden's White House --
sent at 5:27 pm, via
https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/
furnished webpage link:
Bringing In the Feds
March
23, 2021 acknowledgment
from Office of Presidential Correspondence
2.
CJA's April 27,
2021 message to President Biden's White House --
sent at 5:27 pm, via
https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/
furnished webpage link:
Bringing In the Feds
April
27, 2021 acknowledgment
from Office of Presidential Correspondence
3.
July 26, 2021
White House Press Statement:
"President
Biden Announces Eight Nominees
to Serve as U.S. Attorneys"
"indispensible to upholding the rule of law as the top
federal law enforcement officials for their districts.
These individuals -- many of whom are historic firsts --
were chosen for their devotion to enforcing the law,
their
professionalism, their experience and credentials in this
field, their dedication to pursuing equal justice for all,
and their commitment to the independence of the Department
of Justice"
Trini Ross
-- WDNY (PN #931)
"...vice
William Joseph Hochul, Jr., resigned."
July 26, 2021:
"Received
in the Senate
and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary."
4.
August 10, 2021 White House Press Statement:
"President
Biden Announces Eight New Nominees
to Serve as U.S. Attorneys"
"indispensable
to upholding the rule of law as the top federal law
enforcement officials for their districts.
These
individuals were chosen for their devotion to enforcing the
law, their professionalism,
their experience and
credentials in this field, their dedication to pursuing
equal justice for all,
and their commitment to the
independence of the Department of Justice."
CONTINUES, here,
at the Senate Judiciary Committee
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