Government
Jan. 18, 2001
Assistant U.S. Attorney Puts His Own Stamp on Political Corruption Cases
LOS ANGELES - Back in the 1950s, when Earl K. Long governed Louisiana like a third-rate banana republic, Daniel J. O'Brien's father decided to take on corrupt local officials using a state law that allowed civil practitioners to prosecute criminal cases.




Daniel J. O'Brien
Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney
Riverside
Practice areas: Public corrupt...
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