Yaakov Roth
Yaakov Roth is the acting assistant attorney general for the Department of Justice's Civil Division, involved in a federal case concerning Tina Peters. He submitted a brief expressing the Justice Department's concerns about the severity of Peters' sentence and the fairness of the judicial process in her state prosecution.
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Slovenia:
Yaakov Roth is a lawyer for the Justice Department who argued that the courts should not interfere with a privately funded project.
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United States:
Yaakov Roth, a Justice Department attorney, defended the project in court.
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Brazil:
Yaakov Roth is a lawyer for the Department of Justice, arguing in favor of Trump's decision to dismiss Cook.
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United Kingdom:
Yaakov Roth, a top Justice Department attorney, argued that there were grounds to dismiss Cook.
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United States:
Yaakov Roth is a Justice Department attorney arguing that federal courts have no authority to second-guess a president's decision to fire a Fed member.
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Brazil:
Yaakov Roth is a lawyer for the Department of Justice, arguing in favor of Trump's decision to dismiss Cook.
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United Kingdom:
Attorney for the justice department, Yaakov Roth, reportedly responded 'Not to my knowledge, your honor'.
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Nigeria:
Yaakov Roth described the case as a testament to the critical role of international collaboration in tackling transnational crime.
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Canada:
Yaakov Roth is the acting assistant attorney-general in charge of the Justice Department’s civil division.
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United States:
Yaakov Roth, the acting assistant attorney general for DOJ’s Civil Division, expressed concerns about the judge’s comments and Peters' lengthy sentence.
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