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: Kentucky Law BlogFEDERAL: Transition: Considering Kentucky?s U.S. Attorneys
By Michael Stevens
For commentary and analysis on anticipated changes in the US Attorneys Offices in Kentucky, here is Trey Pollard, PolitickerKY.com Reporter report. Click on headline for entire story on David Huber and James Zerhusen future job prospects with new administration:
Transition: Considering Kentucky?s U.S. Attorneys
It is standard practice for new presidential administrations to fill U.S. Attorney positions around the country with supporters of their party. The trend was seen under the George W. Bush administration and speculation is that it will continue under President-elect Barack Obama.
The likely change will affect the individuals holding Kentucky's two U.S. Attorney positions, both of whom came to power under the Bush administration.
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on November 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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