Presidential libraries: The issues

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Presidential libraries are a combination of archives and museums that preserve presidential papers for research and study. Critics complain that these libraries primarily serve to project bright images of ex-presidents rather than presenting unbiased factual information. A comprehensive discussion is presented on the U.S. President George W. Bush's plan to set up a library and museum in the Southern Methodist University (SMU) to recount his years in office.

Services information, Services, Political activity, History, Presidential libraries, Ex-presidents

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Prosecutors and politics: 'An overblown matter'?

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The inappropriate political influence in the Justice Department which has resulted in demoralization of staff and loss of public faith in the department is discussed.

Ethics, United States. Department of Justice, Ethical aspects, Law and politics

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