No institution is too big, no person is too important, to be held accountable in a criminal sense, if that is appropriate.
Eric Holder: “No institution is too big, no person is too important, to be held accountable in a criminal sense, if that is…”
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Holder emphasizes accountability for all, regardless of size or importance.
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