DEP. ATT. GEN. MCNULTY RESIGNS FROM JUSTICE DEPT. IN WASHINGTON
Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty, seen testifying at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on August 1, 2006, has announced his resignation in Washington on May 15, 2007. McNulty is the latest Justice Department official to resign in the wake of the firing of eight U.S. Attorneys General. (UPI Photo/Kevin Dietsch/FILE)
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