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In one case, Richard Convertino claims that he was punished after he privately criticized the Justice Department's commitment to prosecuting terrorists. An assistant U.S. attorney in Detroit, Convertino sued the agency in February. He alleges that after he made his criticisms, department officials leaked the name of one of Convertino's confidential informants to the Detroit Free Press. The officials, he charges, wanted to render it difficult, if not impossible, for [him] to work in the future with informant
May 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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