SAN FRANCISCO AP - Two U.S. Attorneys in California announced they are stepping down, as critics alleged political pressure from the Bush administration was pushing them and others out of their jobs.Kevin Ryan, chief federal prosecutor for the state's Northern District, and Carol Lam, who headed the state's Southern District, both announced Tuesday they would be leaving.
January 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO AP – Two U.S. Attorneys in California announced they are stepping down, as critics alleged political pressure from the Bush administration was pushing them and others out of their jobs.
Kevin Ryan, chief federal prosecutor for the state’s Northern District, and Carol Lam, who headed the state’s Southern District, both announced Tuesday they would be leaving.
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