The duty of the Justice Department is to defend statutes that have been passed by Congress, unless there is some very compelling reason not to.
Eric Holder: “The duty of the Justice Department is to defend statutes that have been passed by Congress, unless there is some very…”
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Holder states the Justice Department's obligation to uphold Congressional statutes.
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