Feds put prosecutor in Juneau
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JUNEAU, Alaska - The federal government is putting a federal prosecutor in Juneau.
The U.S. Department of Justice has created a new position in Alaska's capital city.
It plans on opening a U.S. Attorney's office next month.
Former Juneau Assistant District Attorney Jack Schmidt has been hired for the job.
Karen Loeffler, U.S. attorney for the Alaska district, says Schmidt is already working but for now out of an FBI office in the Federal Building. His office is expected to be ready next month.
The U.S. Department of Justice now has 24 assistant attorneys working in Alaska.
Be interesting to see exactly what he works on the next 6 months or least until election time!!!
Maybe he's the next Kim Elton to get a big appt. to the oblabaa admn. (funny how a guy can go from a editor of a lil'paper out of Juneau,quick stint in the Ak senate then on to Wash. D.(dirty) C.(city). And knowbody axes any question???? How come none of the local, journalistic in-depth, fair & balanced,investigative,leave no stone unturned(as long as it has to do w/palin),beat the story to death, reporters are lookin in on how ol'kim got his big appt. in D.C.???
Or since his one of your own, you choose to look the other way?????
The question should be are you journalist or puppets??? not are you human???