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The Department of Justice's method of appointing acting U.S. attorneys without Senate approval is under scrutiny, with two appeals court panels ruling against this practice. The issue may soon be considered by the Supreme Court.
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The Department of Justice's method of appointing acting U.S. attorneys without Senate approval is under scrutiny, with two appeals court panels ruling against this practice. The issue may soon be considered by the Supreme Court.
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