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Отчет о правосудия ошибается противозаконная польза политики в нанимать федеральных обвинителей, судей

Вторник 28-ое июля 2008
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СЫРЦОВЫЙ РАССКАЗ | Новый отчет о отдела правосудия заключает что политика противозаконно влияла на нанимать обвинителей карьеры и судей иммиграции, и больш кладет поричание на верхние помощники к бывшему attorney general Альберто Gonzales.

Отчет о понедельника single out liaison Белого дома отдела бывший, Моника Goodling, для нарушать политику отдела федеральный закон и правосудия путем различать против заявителей работы которые не были республиканские или консервативные loyalists.

Польностью отдел правосудия 146 страниц сообщите будет имеющеся здесь (.pdf)

Не неправильно рассматривать политические или мировоззренческие affiliations в делать нанимая решения для политических положений. Однако, и политика отдела и федеральный закон запрещают различение в нанимать для положений карьеры on the basis of политические принадлежности.

Наше исследование нашло что Goodling неправильно подвергло выбранные для некоторых положений карьеры к этим же политически основанная оценка, котор она использовала на выбранных для политических положений, в нарушение федеральный закон и политика отдела.

Рапорт не показывает смогли ли Goodling или бывшее начальник штаба Gonzales Кайл Sampson смотреть на любые обязанности. Никакие из тех, котор включили в discriminatory нанимающ все еще работу на правосудии, намереваясь они избегут VSех штрафов отдела.

Руководитель Джон Conyers комитета дома Judiciary сказал он debating ли хранить perjury обязанности против рапортов' вовлекло должностных лиц, которые могут лежать к съезду во время исследований politicization отдела правосудия.

«Сегодняшний рапорт описывает нарушения `систематические' федеральный закон несколькими бывших руководителей министерства юстиции,» сказанное Conyers в сообщение для печати. «Явно, политический скрининг был настолько pervasive что даже квалифицированные республиканские заявителя были излучены от положений отдела потому что они были республиканцем `не достаточно' для Моника Goodling и другими. Рапорт также делает ясно что цена к нашей нации этих явно злодеяний была строга, по мере того как квалифицированные индивидуалы были излучены для ключевых постов в драке против террорисма и других критически работ отдела для никакой причины за исключением политической прихоти. Рапорт также показывает что Моника Goodling, Кайл Sampson, и Альберто Gonzales могут лежать к съезду о этих делах. Я направлял, что мой штат близко рассматривает это дело и рассматривает ли уголовное направление для perjury необходимо.»

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy used the report to slam the White House.

“Rather than strengthening our national security, the Department of Justice appears to have bent to the political will of the administration,” the Vermont Democrat said in a release sent to reporters Monday morning. “Further, the report reveals that the ‘principal source’ for politically vetted candidates considered for important positions as immigration judges was the White House– a clear indication of the untoward political influence of the Bush administration on traditionally non-political appointments.”

Justice investigators said that Goodling, at least, may lose her license to practice law as a result of the findings.

The report said Gonzales was largely unaware of the hiring decisions by two of his most trusted aides. It also said his aides’ decisions weeded out Democrats and that Goodling also rejected at least one job applicant who was a lesbian.

Leahy accused the political influence of stretching higher into the administration and he suggested top officials were simply trying to pin the blame on underlings.

“Like some in the administration who would place blame for the actions at Abu Ghraib solely onto the shoulders of a few bad apples, the Attorney General has tried to dismiss the Inspector General’s first report on politicization issued last month as documenting the actions of just a few bad apples,” Leahy said. “But it was obvious from that first report, and becomes more so with this second joint IG/OPR report, that the problems of politicization at the Department are rooted deeper than that. In this report, we once again see that the Bush administration has allowed politics to affect and infect the nation’s chief law enforcement agency’s priorities.”

The report marks the culmination of a yearlong investigation by Justice’s Office of Inspector General and Office of Professional Responsibility into whether Republican politics were driving hiring polices at the nation’s premier law enforcement agency that is expected to be above partisan politics. The department’s inspector general is scheduled to testify to the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday.

The investigation is one of several that examine accusations of White House political meddling within the Justice Department. Those accusations were initially driven by the firings of nine U.S. attorneys in late 2006 and culminated with Gonzales’ resignation under fire as attorney general last September.

The man who replaced Gonzales, Attorney General Michael Mukasey, said he is “of course disturbed” by the findings.

“I have said many times, both to members of the public and to department employees, it is neither permissible nor acceptable to consider political affiliations in the hiring of career department employees,” Mukasey said in a statement shortly after the report was released Monday morning. “And I have acted, and will continue to act, to ensure that my words are translated into reality so that the conduct described in this report does not occur again at the department.”

With wire reports



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