Jeffrey Clark, then acting head of the DOJ civil division and a former Kirkland & Ellis partner, denied he participated in any effort to remove Jeffrey Rosen, then the acting U.S. attorney general. "All my official communications were consistent with the law," Clark said, according to a New York Times report.
January 24, 2021 at 09:16 AM
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A reported plan involving a top U.S. Justice Department lawyer and the ouster of the acting U.S. attorney general to help former President Donald Trump advance his claims of voter fraud drew widespread condemnation Saturday and calls for an attorney ethics investigation and an independent inspector general probe.
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Jeffrey Clark, appearing at his confirmation hearing in 2017. (Photo: Senate Judiciary)
