Bush names replacement for deputy attorney general

President George W. Bush named a 20-year veteran prosecutor as acting deputy attorney general, the U.S. Justice Department’s second-highest position. Craig Morford, U.S. attorney in Nashville, Tenn., will replace Paul McNulty, who announced in May that he is quitting. Morford, 48, led the prosecution of former Democratic Rep. James Traficant, of Ohio, now serving an eight-year ...

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Bush names replacement for deputy attorney general

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