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U.S. Attorney Perjury Investigation at Glacier Pace

Posted by Danny, on September 10th, 2007, at 1:10 pm

Alice MartinThe perjury investigation of Alice Martin, the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama, by the DoJ Office of Professional Responsibility is a story first broken here at the Political Parlor. This weekend it got a look from Scott Horton at Harper’s Magazine.

Two questions: why does the DoJ appear to be moving this case not one whit? And why has this not received even a slight mention in the Alabama press (as far as I can tell)?

McClatchy had a small bit on it over the summer, but that has been the only mention I have seen.

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2 comments to U.S. Attorney Perjury Investigation at Glacier Pace

  • walt moffett
    September 10th, 2007 at 6:07 pm

    Also odd is that the Birmingham Times seems to have given it little coverage nor has the aladems blog seem to give it any coverage (well, they probably will now). Of course, its hard to print anything, since no one is talking, other than a “X” days with no resolution article, which would be good.

    I don’t see a resolution until at latest January 20, 2009 when whoever is sworn in.

  • Dan
    September 10th, 2007 at 7:16 pm

    The lack of any Democrats talking it up is a little odd, especially with rumors that she would like to run for AG of Alabama.

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