Mary Walker has seen more controversy in a three-year tenure as GC of the Air Force than most government lawyers do in a career. Last year a blue-ribbon panel practically accused her of a cover-up after she issued a report absolving military brass of responsibility in sex abuse scandals at the Air Force Academy. Now the former Brobeck lawyer and Bush appointee is back in the hot seat. At issue: her role heading a Defense group whose memo seems to rationalize using torture on terrorism suspects.
August 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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