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Loretta Lynch

January 2017

  • Department of Justice report on Chicago Police procedures and training<br>epa05715468 Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson (L) and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (R) listen as US Attorney General Loretta Lynch responds to questions at a news conference about the release of findings of a Justice Department investigation into the Chicago Police Department at the Dirksen Federal Building in Chicago, Illinois, USA, 13 January 2017. The investigation looked for 'violations of the Constitution or federal statutory law over a four year period and determined that ''CPD does not give its officers the training they need to do their jobs safely, effectively, and lawfully.' EPA/TANNEN MAURY

    Chicago police routinely use excessive force, DoJ finds – video

    DoJ investigators found that police violated both the fourth amendment of the constitution and department policy in the use of deadly force, faulting poor training and accountability systems
  • Chicago’s police superintendent, Eddie Johnson, left, shakes hands with other officers at a city council meeting. The department engages in excessive force, according to a justice department investigation.

    Chicago police regularly engage in excessive force, says Loretta Lynch

    US justice department finds black and Latino civilians hardest hit by ‘unlawful force’ after 13-month investigation into city’s law enforcement
  • Volkswagen will spend three years on probation and an independent monitor will be sent in to oversee its compliance.

    Six Volkswagen executives charged with fraud over emissions cheating

    VW ordered by US government to pay $4.3bn penalty, with carmaker’s former staff accused of running near decade-long conspiracy

December 2016

  • Loretta Lynch delivers a speech on Monday in Sterling, Virginia.

    Loretta Lynch: 'a pernicious thread' links rise in hate crimes after US election

  • Beatrice Menase Kwe Jackson<br>In this Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2016 photo, Beatrice Menase Kwe Jackson of the Ojibwe Native American tribe leads a song during a traditional water ceremony along the Cannonball river at the Oceti Sakowin camp where people have gathered to protest the Dakota Access oil pipeline in Cannon Ball, N.D. The pipeline is largely complete except for a short segment that is planned to pass beneath a Missouri River reservoir. The company doing the building says it is unwilling to reroute the project. (AP Photo/David Goldman)

    Justice department to deploy mediators to Standing Rock to 'maintain the peace'

October 2016

  • Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally at the Venetian Hotel on October 30, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. / AFP PHOTO / John GURZINSKIJOHN GURZINSKI/AFP/Getty Images

    Trump: who'd have thought we’d be thanking Weiner? – video

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    FBI to begin collecting self-reported data on fatal police encounters in 2017

July 2016

  • hillary clinton

    Hillary Clinton email investigation ends with 'no charges'

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    Loretta Lynch: Bill Clinton meeting 'cast shadow' over email server investigation

  • Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch stands during the announcement of law enforcement action against the state of North Carolina in Washington, U.S., May 9, 2016. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts/File Photo

    'I wouldn’t do it again,' says Loretta Lynch after Bill Clinton meeting – video

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    Loretta Lynch to follow FBI guidance in Hillary Clinton email investigation

May 2016

  • David Smith

    The Observer profile
    Loretta Lynch: America’s new champion of equal rights

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  • Loretta Lynch<br>Attorney General Loretta Lynch speaks during a news conference at the Justice Department in Washington, Monday, Dec. 7, 2015. Lynch announced a federal civil rights investigation of the Chicago police department. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

    Loretta Lynch: North Carolina has created ‘state-sponsored discrimination’ - video

March 2016

  • Attorney General Loretta Lynch testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on oversight of the Justice Department<br>epa05203015 Attorney General Loretta Lynch testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on oversight of the Justice Department on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, USA, 09 March 2016. According to reports, Lynch earlier the day had to not be considered for the vacant seat in the US Supreme Court. EPA/SHAWN THEW

    Loretta Lynch defends FBI in fight with Apple over San Bernardino iPhone

    US attorney general says on Late Show with Stephen Colbert that ‘we’re not asking for a backdoor’ with request for Apple to unlock shooter’s cellphone

February 2016

  • Department of justice announces they are suing the city of Ferguson

    Department of Justice announces lawsuit against city of Ferguson – video

    Speaking at a press conference in Washington DC on Wednesday, the US attorney general Loretta Lynch announces that the Department of Justice has launched legal proceedings against the city of Ferguson

January 2016

  • El Chapo extradition US

    US justice department begins talks with Mexico on extraditing El Chapo

  • Tim Cook has regularly criticised calls to weaken the encryption systems used by his and other tech firms.

    Apple boss Tim Cook clashes with US government over encryption

  • Barack Obama

    Barack Obama to close background checks loophole on gun show sales

  • Barack Obama gun control Loretta Lynch NRA

    Obama to meet with Loretta Lynch to discuss 'epidemic of gun violence'

December 2015

  • Attorney general Loretta Lynch Fifa Sepp Blatter

    Fifa president Sepp Blatter’s real foe was US attorney general, not ethics inquiry

    Investigations in Fifa had been going on well before Loretta Lynch was appointed to attorney general, but it was a case she knew well in her previous job
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