Regina Schofield, assistant attorney general for the Office of Justice Programs, is leaving the Department of Justice on Sept. 28. Schofield is one of more than a dozen high-ranking Justice officials who have called it quits this year. Most left under a cloud of suspicion related to the controversial firing of nine U.S. Attorneys, but others � like Schofield � are leaving for different reasons.
September 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Regina Schofield, assistant attorney general for the Office of Justice Programs, is leaving the Department of Justice on Sept. 28. Her plans for the near future were not released.
She is one of more than a dozen high-ranking Justice officials who have called it quits this year. Most left under a cloud of suspicion related to the controversial firing of nine U.S. Attorneys, but others — like Schofield — are leaving for other reasons.
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