Law Practice
Jun. 7, 2007
This Justice Official Denies Crossing Line in Hiring
The former head of the Justice Department’s civil rights division admitted to Congress Tuesday that he boasted to colleagues about helping to hire conservatives to fill nonpolitical career positions. But in testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Bradley J. Schlozman denied asking inappropriate questions of interviewees and insisted that he did not break any laws or rules concerning the hiring of career employees.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - The former head of the Gonzales Justice Department's civil rights division admitted before Congress Tuesday that he boasted to colleagues about helping to hire conservatives to fill nonpolitical career positions.
Bradley J. Schlozman, who now helps oversee the nation's U.S. attorneys, also revealed that he reached out to conserv...
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