Government
Aug. 10, 2007
Interim U.S. Attorney Taps New Chief
He's still just a temp, but interim San Francisco U.S. Attorney Scott N. Schools is moving ahead with the permanent appointments of key positions in the office. A day after his prosecutors secured the first criminal conviction for stock-options backdating in the country, Schools announced Wednesday that Assistant U.S. Attorney Brian Stretch would become the Northern District’s new criminal division chief, effective Monday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
He may still be the temporary guy, but interim U.S. Attorney Scott N. Schools is moving ahead with the permanent appointments of key positions in the office.
A day after his prosecutors secured the first criminal conviction for stock-options backdating in the country, Schools announced Wednesday that Assistant U.S. Attorney Brian Stretch ...
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