The Justice Department office that coordinates the attorney general's legislative policies and runs interference on Capitol Hill is finally getting a new chief. This week, President Clinton will nominate House staffer Robert Raben to head the department's Office of Legislative Affairs. The appointment is crucial to Janet Reno's efforts to strike up new criminal and civil justice initiatives and maintain constructive relations with a hostile Congress in the final years of the Clinton administration.
April 19, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
After an interregnum of more than a year, the Justice Department office that coordinates the attorney general’s legislative policies and runs interference on Capitol Hill is finally getting a new chief.
This week, President Bill Clinton will nominate House staffer Robert Raben to head the department’s Office of Legislative Affairs, according to White House and DOJ officials.
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