Mike Brown's Alleged Resume Padding
As Last Night in Little Rock noted here, Time Magazine has the details of Mike Brown's alleged resume padding. Mark Schmitt at TPM Cafe wonders whether the info wasn't put out by the Bush Administration to justify letting him go - kind of like Bernie Kerik's "non-existent nanny problem."
More padding details from the Time article:
Brown's FindLaw profile lists a wide range of areas of legal practice, from estate planning to family law to sports. However, one former colleague does not remember Brown's work as sterling. Stephen Jones, a prominent Oklahoma lawyer who was lead defense attorney on the Timothy McVeigh case, was Brown's boss for two-and-a-half years in the early '80s. "He did mainly transactional work, not litigation," says Jones. "There was a feeling that he was not serious and somewhat shallow." Jones says when his law firm split, Brown was one of two staffers who was let go.
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