Civilian Trials For Suspected Terrorists Should Be An Option, Says Attorney General

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, testifying before the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday, says not being able to try suspected terrorists in federal court will "weaken this country." (0:19)
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Immigration Is A Federal Issue, Says Holder

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, testifying before the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday, says the federal government must address the situation of border control rather than leaving it up to individual states. (0:22)
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Holder Says He Will Not Allow DOJ To Be Politicized

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder testifies before the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday. (0:18)
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DOJ: FBI Improperly Obtained 700 Telephone Toll Billing Records

Justice Department Inspector General Glenn Fine discusses the "700 instances in which the FBI improperly obtained telephone toll billing records" and says the OIG is now investigating who should be held accountable. (0:43)
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Sen. Leahy Lambasts Bush-Gonzales on Justice

Coffee Brown, University of New Mexico, for Talk Radio News Service

Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) says that the Bush-Gonzales administration damaged the Justice Department, and that Eric Holder will do much to restore it.
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Departments need to "repeat the semester"

Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, testifying at the House Armed Services Committee, answers a question from ranking member Duncan Hunter about what grade he would give the Justice Department, Agriculture Department and the Trade Commission. (1:09)
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