Legal Jurisdiction for Oil Spill
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Another arm of the federal government is now involved in the Gulf oil spill. Last week, Attorney General Eric Holder announced the Department of Justice is conducting both "civil and criminal" investigations into what went wrong. Clean Skies' chief correspondent Tyler Suiters explains how the DOJ might bring together its case.
Published: 06/07/10 2:30pm
Running Time: 03:50
Related Keywords: Politics, White House (Politics), Clean Skies News, accident, Attorney General, Clean Water Act, deepwater, DOJ, drilling, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Eric Holder, Gulf of Mexico, Justice Department, lawsuit, Obama, offshore, oil, President, regulation, Richard Alonso, Richard Stoll, rig, spill
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