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: Sentencing Law and PolicyPredictions and recommendations for AG and SG?
By Douglas A. Berman
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While the early political buzz about the next administration is focused mostly on on other cabinet positions, I am most interested and concerned in who President Obama will tap for the positions of Attorney General and Solicitor General. This new USA Today article looks at the SG position, and a lot of different names have already made the rounds for AG.Though readers are welcome to make predictions about who will actually get picked for these key positions, I am especially interested in readers making creative (and realistic?) recommendations for these spots. I will get the name game started by throwing out the names of two great lawyers I happen to know well and whose work I have always greatly respected:For AG: US District Judge Algenon MarbleyFor SG: Professor Jeffrey Fishercontinue to full postFull post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on November 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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