January 31, 2008
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Minnesota's two U.S. Senators, and at least one Congressman, are calling for cooperation by the Justice Department into the investigation of allegations of misconduct by former U.S. Attorney Rachel Paulose. The complaints were outlined in a letter recently made public. The letters were from the watchdog arm of the Justice Department, the Office of Special Counsel. One letter contained detailed complaints that Paulose delayed implementation of a program to protect children in order to plan a celebration of her confirmation as U.S. Attorney. Stuart Goldbarg is on the board of the anti-pornography, anti-prostitution organization Adults Saving Kids. He praised the work to prosecute those who prey on children during Paulose's tenure.
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