New Allegation Against Gonzales

Has Fredo Dodged a Bullet?—By Scott Horton (Harper's Magazine)
harpers.org 9/2/2008 — Scott Horton Department of Justice Inspector General Glenn Fine has released another report, this one looking into allegations that former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales mishandled classified materials. The actual text of the report will be out in ...

Conyers Shocked by OIG Report on Gonzales' Violation of Security Rules
judiciary.house.gov 9/3/2008 — Congressman John Conyers Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, John Conyers, Jr., had the following reaction to the DOJ Office of Inspector General report released today that concluded that former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales violated DOJ ...

Deep in Justice Report, Evidence of Gonzales Perjury
blogs.cqpolitics.com 9/3/2008 — If lying to FBI agents was enough to send Scooter Libby to jail, why isn't it enough to prosecute Alberto Gonzales? Despite strong evidence in a today's Justice Department report that the former attorney general lied to federal investigators probing ...

Lawyers: Alberto Gonzales a cretinous bungler — WTF Is It Now?!?

More Trouble for Gonzales — Truthdig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines

In Case You Considered Voting For A Republican President, A Reminder — Oliver Willis

New Justice Department Inspecter General Report Contains Evidence Of Gonzales Perjury — Think Progress

Gonzo — Rising Hegemon

New Allegation Against Gonzales — TIME.com Top Politics Stories 9/1/2008
Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales mishandled highly classified notes about a secret counterterror program, but not on purpose, according to a memo

Report: Gonzales mishandled classified data — msnbc.com: Politics 9/2/2008
A Justice Department report scolds former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales for mishandling highly classified documents about an eavesdropping program and terror interrogations.

Report: Ex-AG Gonzales won't be charged — CNN.com - Politics 9/2/2008
Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales mishandled highly classified information on two of the nation's most sensitive terrorism programs, but he will not be prosecuted, the Justice Department inspector general said Tuesday.