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Judicial nominations are often political campaigns, laden with deals and agendas that can throw them off course. But Michael Chertoff's path to the 3rd Circuit met with one of the strangest turns yet, when the conservative group Judicial Watch claimed Chertoff turned a blind eye to wrongdoing while he was U.S. Attorney for New Jersey. Although the Senate committee found no evidence linking Chertoff to the claims, the group's dossier of DOJ memos and phone transcripts makes for fascinating reading.
July 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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