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Deputy Attorney General Rosen Speaks at Wake Forest Law School

Friday, November 8, 2019

Description: Deputy Attorney General Rosen spoke at Wake Forest Law School about the Department of Justice’s efforts to combat violent crime and enforce the rule of law. 

Deputy Attorney General Rosen visits the Greensboro Police Department.
"No society can have justice when stealing has been effectively licensed, open-air drug markets are allowed to flourish, and neither victim nor police officer trust that those who break the law will be held accountable," Deputy Attorney General Rosen said in remarks at Wake Forest School of Law.
Deputy Attorney General Rosen receives briefing during his trip to North Carolina from U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of North Carolina Matt Martin and his team at the US Attorney's Office in Greensboro.
Deputy Attorney General Rosen and U.S. Attorney Matt Martin lead a roundtable discussion at Greensboro Police Headquarters with federal, state and local law enforcement partners to discuss issues including drug abuse and violent crime.
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Deputy Attorney General Rosen’s remarks

Updated January 20, 2021