Names of lawyers who may be considered to become one of Texas' four U.S. attorneys when Barack Obama becomes president are being discussed in the state's legal community. Competition for the spot in the Northern District is intense, seven politically connected lawyers say. Larry Veselka (pictured) says he's interested in becoming the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Texas.
November 24, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Names of lawyers who may be considered to become one of Texas’ four U.S. attorneys when Barack Obama becomes president are being discussed in the state’s legal community.
Competition for the spot in the Northern District is intense, seven politically connected lawyers say. Four lawyers in particular are being mentioned as possible successors to U.S. Attorney Richard Roper.
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