The President would get more time to pick permanent U.S. attorneys.
Temporary U.S. attorneys could stay in their jobs longer under this bill. Right now, these attorneys can only serve for 120 days. This change would give the President more time to pick permanent U.S. attorneys.
Today, a temporary United States attorney can only serve for a maximum of 120 days. If this bill becomes law, temporary United States attorneys would be able to serve until a permanent replacement appointed by the President qualifies. Also, the Attorney General would no longer have to provide a list of candidates to the President after 120 days.
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