On the recordFebruary 4, 2009
As Deputy Attorney General would you let any personal views you have about the death penalty affect your willingness to enforce the law?
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congress.govAs Deputy Attorney General would you let any personal views you have about the death penalty affect your willingness to enforce the law?
Questioning Ogden about personal views on the death penalty.
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