Loretta Elizabeth Lynch Criminal Justice Case

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“A license to practice law is not a license to violate it”, this is something the police of the U.S should know and always abide by. Loretta Elizabeth Lynch was born on May 21, 1959 in Greensboro, North Carolina. She was born to her mother a librarian, Lorine Harris Lynch and her father a Baptist pastor, Lorenzo Lynch. As a child Lynch spent a lot of time observing court proceedings with her father. Her inspiration in following her dreams of law were commenced by her grandfather who was a civil rights activist during Jim Crow’s time. Lynch earned a Bachelor of arts in American literature at Harvard College. She also earned a Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School.
She got her first job in law as a litigator at a private law firm. After a few years working there she transferred to the U.S attorney’s office in New York’s Eastern District. She subsequently made …show more content…

A few days ago the FBI affirmed if they found sufficient information on the e-mail scandal relating to Hillary Clinton they will commence a criminal investigation. If they do find the evidence Lynch will be the one to say if they should press ahead. Now recently the FBI has officially said that the probe has been confirmed, but they have not launched an investigation yet. Critics are arguing that Lynch should not have a word if the investigation should be held since she has donated over $10,000 to the democratic party. Others are saying that Clinton should be debarred from the election. Lynch has not held a press conference yet, but the FBI is known to be searching the servers that Clinton used to send the e-mails. Right now Lynch is still alive and holds the position of Attorney General of the United States. Although she might lose her position after the next president is elected which is starting to look more and more likely to be a republican. Lynch right now lives with her husband and two

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