Chuck Grassley

Notwithstanding this technical violation, do you believe they should face criminal penalties, including jail time?

The Justice Department ultimately moved to dismiss with prejudice the case against Senator Stevens

The prosecutor has more control over life, liberty, and reputation than any other person in America.

This is a very troubling matter that warrants more attention than it has gotten.

Shouldn't the buck stop with the boss at the top?

Had the court issued a formal order on September the 10th instructing DOJ prosecutors to comply with Brady and Giglio, would you have recommended criminal contempt against the prosecutors?

As a result of this case and going forward, should all district judges issue formal orders to DOJ prosecutors instructing them to comply with Brady and Giglio in an effort to ensure compliance and secure the possibility of criminal…

The prosecution of Senator Ted Stevens was permeated by the systemic concealment of significant exculpatory evidence

Ultimately your report concluded that no such order existed for Brady or Giglio obligations.

I do not think it is anything you would disagree with. Thank you for the courtesy.

Overdose deaths in Iowa from non-medical use of hydrocodone and oxycontin pills have increased 1,233 percent since the year 2000.

Sadly, because prescription drug painkillers, stimulants, and antipsychotics are so powerful and so addictive, they are all too often the target of criminals.

It seems like the steps that both SCAN and Texas are taking ought to be recognized as being admirable and effective, and a pattern for everybody else.

Prescription drug abuse is not just about some sensational thing that happens to celebrities like Michael Jackson.

The Nation's fastest-growing problem.

The availability of powerful prescription drugs has in some ways gotten ahead of our ability to prescribe them safely.

If there were more open communication and collaboration between States and the Federal Government, we would have a better outcome for patients and taxpayers.

Sometimes we forget the basic principle here in Washington about separation of powers and restrict ourselves to carrying out constitutional responsibilities without intruding on the States.

When a convicted criminal claims innocence and demands additional DNA testing, who should pay for that test?

When an innocent person is discovered, every possible measure ought to be taken to release them from prison and clear their name.

It is very good that you are holding this hearing.

It is sad, it is unfortunate, and an emotional reality that we must recognize.

We must continue to ask questions about the criminal justice system and not become complacent.

I'm pleased to support John during his re-nomination process.

I believe Commissioner Norris has the necessary experience and understanding of our energy markets to continue his service as a Commissioner on FERC.