August 7, 2009
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The U.S. Senate has confirmed Minneapolis attorney B. Todd Jones as the U.S. Attorney for Minnesota, a position he held during the Clinton administration from 1998-2001. The U.S. Attorneys are essentially the federal government's top prosecutors and decide which federal crimes deserve focus in their districts. Jones says some of his priorities will include: national security, white collar crime, enhancing public safety on indian reservations; and violence.
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