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...changes and was reviewing plans to implement recommendations of a university report conducted by former FBI director Louis Freeh."There are some with differing opinions, some who say 'fight back,'" she said. "While I'm respectful of...
This editorial appeared in today's Washington Post: Attorney General Janet Reno and FBI Director Louis Freeh insist the prosecution of Wen Ho Lee was correctly handled at every stage. In their testimony before congressional committees...
...of anything, let alone items that are pertinent to one of the most important cases ever handled by the FBI. ... Louis Freeh picked a good time to retire as FBI director - something he announced two weeks ago and which will take effect in June...
...of anything, let alone items that are pertinent to one of the most important cases ever handled by the FBI. ... Louis Freeh picked a good time to retire as FBI director - something he announced two weeks ago and which will take effect in June...
...fourth branch of government, he should take responsibility -- either by defending the prosecution, as FBI Director Louis Freeh and Attorney General Janet Reno have done, or by ordering an inquiry into whatever wrongs he thinks were committed...
...spying episode. He will have to examine the immense internationalization of law enforcement that his predecessor, Louis Freeh, brought about. Much of this extended the FBI's reach in a desirable way, but it also created an arguably unhealthy...
...presidential nomination at the party's convention in New York. In 1995, under pressure from Congress, FBI Director Louis Freeh removed his friend Larry Potts as the bureau's deputy director because of controversy over Potts' role in a deadly...
...presidential news conference, in which he defended his tax-cutting and budget-tightening plans and gave FBI Director Louis Freeh a vote of confidence following the arrest of veteran agent Robert Hanssen on spying charges. In 2005, a Virginia man...
...D.C., a suicide. A day after firing William Sessions as FBI director, President Clinton named federal judge Louis Freeh to replace him. In 1998, a smoky fire broke out aboard the cruise ship Ecstasy just two miles from the Florida shore...