The U.S. Justice Department is taking an unusual step in trying to evaluate criticisms of U.S. Attorney Kevin Ryan's management style. This week, eight officials from the Eastern District of Virginia U.S. Attorney's Office will be in San Francisco to interview current and former Assistant U.S. Attorneys, said several lawyers slated to be interviewed. Ryan's management has been questioned almost since he took office in 2004, after which a string of disgruntled assistants left.
October 24, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The U.S. Justice Department is taking an unusual step in trying to evaluate criticisms of U.S. Attorney Kevin Ryan’s management style.
This week, eight officials from the Eastern District of Virginia U.S. Attorney’s Office will be in San Francisco to interview current and former Assistant U.S. Attorneys, said several lawyers slated to be interviewed.
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