FBI Faulted on Counterintelligence Sharing
Thursday, August 16, 2001; Page A23
It's not much of a secret that the FBI and its parent, the Justice Department, haven't been getting along very well in recent years, in part because of tensions between former FBI director Louis J. Freeh and former president Bill Clinton.

Ashcroft Graces NRA Cover
Tuesday, July 24, 2001; Page A19
Attorney General John D. Ashcroft is a cover boy, gracing the front of this month's National Rifle Association America's 1st Freedom magazine.

Ashcroft, White House Have Own Favorites for FBI Chief
Wednesday, June 13, 2001; Page A27
The search for a successor to FBI Director Louis J. Freeh now centers on two candidates, with one favored by the White House and one preferred by Attorney General John D. Ashcroft and other Justice Department officials, sources said yesterday.

Ashcroft Faces Tough Choices Early
Tuesday, February 20, 2001; Page A21
Attorney General John D. Ashcroft is facing a series of difficult decisions about some politically hot issues at the Justice Department, including tobacco litigation, the Microsoft case, the Marc Rich pardon and the selection of a civil rights chief.

On Edge in Justice Department's 'Twilight Zone'
Thursday, November 30, 2000; Page A35
Inside the halls of Justice, they're calling it the "twilight zone."

Law and Order: The Justice Department
Tuesday, September 19, 2000; Page A21
The powerful ripple effects of the Wen Ho Lee and John M. Deutch cases have made their way from the Justice Department to the Pentagon, where a key senator is convinced there was a coverup of Deutch's alleged mishandling of classified materials when he served as deputy defense secretary in the early to mid-1990s.

Law and Order: The Justice Department
Tuesday, August 8, 2000; Page A23
Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore (R), head of a national panel on terrorism, has concluded that the United States lacks a clear plan to meet the needs of citizens in the event of a terrorist attack and he is determined to develop one.

Law and Order: The Justice Department
Thursday, June 1, 2000; Page A23
Her name is difficult to pronounce. She speaks a language no one around her understands. She waits in the Etowah County Jail in Alabama, a 35-year-old Iranian woman the Immigration and Naturalization Service calls a terrorist. Even though a judge moved her case to Washington two weeks ago, the INS won't move her.

Law and Order: The Justice Department
Tuesday, May 16, 2000; Page A19
The Million Mom March. Elian Gonzalez. The Microsoft case. The Justice probe into former CIA director John Deutch's handling of classified materials. Waco revisited. The FBI's descent on Vieques Island to remove protesters so military exercises in Puerto Rico can resume.

Reno Has a Plan, and Doubts, in Elian Case
Friday, April 21, 2000; Page A25
Attorney General Janet Reno seldom appears to be in doubt. But this week, Reno made the unusual public concession that she is unsure whether she is handling the Elian Gonzalez case correctly.

Law and Order: The Justice Department
Thursday, March 16, 2000; Page A25
Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, Children of All Ages, Welcome to the Greatest Show on Earth, slated for this weekend on an Army base and in the skies above Fort Hood, Tex. Pilots from Britain's Royal Navy will be flying Lynx helicopters, taking in the scene, as gunmen on the ground dart around amid exploding grenades, all beneath the watchful eye of cameras mounted on the FBI's airborne Nightstalker.

Law and Order: Department of Justice
Thursday, February 17, 2000; Page A29
The FBI alumni association working at credit card giant MBNA Corp. grew larger last week when Lewis D. Schiliro, head of the FBI's New York office and a close friend of FBI Director Louis J. Freeh, announced he was leaving the bureau to go to work for the company.

Law & Order: Department of Justice
Friday, January 28, 2000; Page A23
The federal government may have been closed Wednesday because of snow, but the House Judiciary subcommittee on immigration and claims was open for business, holding a hearing on terrorism.

Law and Order: The Justice Department
Tuesday, December 7, 1999; Page A29
Barry R. McCaffrey, a retired four-star general, did two combat tours in Vietnam. His hair is steel gray, his chin firm.

Law & Order: The Justice Department
Tuesday, November 16, 1999; Page A29
Leonard Peltier is a Native American serving two life sentences for the 1975 murder of two FBI agents. He is also a cause celebre.

Law & Order: The Justice Department
Tuesday, October 12, 1999; Page A17
The tussle at the Senate Judiciary Committee over who should lead fresh probes into assorted Justice Department scandals continues. Now Attorney General Janet Reno has thrown a blunt object into the fight--a letter saying she won't turn over confidential documents to one stymied probe, the Justice Department task force led by Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.).

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