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Heated Exchange A letter from New York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly to Attorney General Michael Mukasey expresses frustration at what he describes as the Justice Department's slow and cautious handling of national security wiretapping requests in terrorism cases and says the delays could put the city in danger.

U.S., NYPD Clash on Wiretap Requests 2008

Goldman has acknowledged in its securities filings that the Senate report was referred to the Justice Department for further investigation, and that it "is cooperating with the investigations arising from this referral, which are ongoing."

Goldman Chief, Executives Hire Outside Lawyers Amid Probes Liz Moyer 2011

Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., says some of the findings in the 635-page report by the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations will be referred to the Justice Department and the SEC for possible criminal or civil action.

Senate chairman says Goldman Sachs 'misled' clients and Congress 2011

The bank said Mr. Blankfein and other executives retained counsel after a Senate report about Wall Street's securitization activities during the crisis was referred to the Justice Department.

Goldman Chief, Executives Hire Outside Lawyers Amid Probes Liz Moyer 2011

That report was referred to the Justice Department earlier this week for further investigation.

Goldman's 2010 Legal Tab: More Than $700 Million Liz Moyer 2011

MARTIN: First, we should mention that we called the Justice Department to ask if they wanted to provide a statement or participate in our conversation and their comment was no comment.

Arizona Accused Of Violating Student Civil Rights 2010

She called his Justice Department's recent court filing — a 54-page defense of a federal marriage law that Obama had pledged to repeal — "hideous."

Archive 2009-06-01 Dave 2009

She called his Justice Department's recent court filing — a 54-page defense of a federal marriage law that Obama had pledged to repeal — "hideous."

Walking the Gay Walk . . . . West End Bob 2009

When we called a Justice Department source to check it, he said NEWSWEEK was ahead of the Feds, who were still trying to figure out exactly what happened and when.

The Editor's Desk 2007

The report was referred to the Justice Department and the SEC, which have said they are looking into it.

The Washington Post: National, World & D.C. Area News and Headlines - washingtonpost.com 2011