“The Federal Prosecutor,” in 1940, and in Hope Even Today

Robert H. Jackson revered the United States Department of Justice. Jackson worked in the Department of Justice for five and one-half years. In 1936, he was nominated and confirmed to be Assistant Attorney General heading the Tax Division. In 1937, he was transferred to be Assistant Attorney General heading the Antitrust Division. In 1938, he … Continue reading “The Federal Prosecutor,” in 1940,…