there are two alternatives in that situation. Either the President's Attorney General could appoint an interim U.S. attorney with no Senate confirmation or a district judge could appoint that U.S. attorney with no Senate confirmation.
Jon Kyl: “there are two alternatives in that situation. Either the President's Attorney General could appoint an interim U.S.…”
On the recordMarch 20, 2007
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Discussing the appointment process for interim U.S. attorneys.
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