On Sunday, the Department of Justice confirmed that they would review the George Zimmerman case, one day after the rogue volunteer watchman was found not guilty of all charges. Tuesday afternoon, Attorney General Eric Holder (pictured) spoke at the NAACP at their annual convention in Orlando, Fla., about the controversial killing of Trayvon Martin, how the murder affected his own life, and upholding the Voting Rights Act. From the outset, Holder aligned himself with President Barack Obama’s initial statement but assured the audience that the department was looking in to the case diligently: Today, I’d like to join President Obama in urging all Americans to recognize that – as he said – we are a nation of laws, and the jury has spoken. I know the NAACP and its members are deeply, and rightly, concerned about this case – as passionate civil rights leaders, as engaged citizens, and – most of all – as parents. This afternoon, I want to assure you ...
Attorney General Eric Holder personally signed off on the warrant that allowed the Justice Department to search Fox News reporter James Rosen's personal...
Eric Holder (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) WASHINGTON — On the 45th anniversary of Martin Luther King's death, Attorney General Eric Holder challenged the Supreme Court...
