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Ted Stevens in the News

Top federal anti-corruption prosecutor steps down

The Associated Press

Published October 21, 2009

WASHINGTON - The head of the Justice Department's anti-corruption unit is stepping down after the office's botched trial of former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens.

• Key Alaska corruption figures could be sentenced soon
• Obama gave attorney general ethics waiver to probe Alaska Sen. Stevens case
• Feds win cold cash case after Stevens fiasco
• Former Alaska Sen. Stevens paid lawyers at least $1 million
• Kentucky Derby winner's history mired in Alaska corruption scandal
• Former Alaska Sen. Stevens receives award from fishing group
• Transcripts show Stevens turned down plea offer
• D.C. court lifts sanctions on Stevens' law license
• Stevens' 2014 filing only procedural, aide says
• Top prosecutor of Stevens was criticized in San Antonio case
• Attorney general warns U.S. prosecutors of increased scrutiny in wake of Stevens case
• Low-key Harley lover running Stevens investigation
• Bios of prosecutors facing criminal investigation in Stevens case
• Former Alaska Sen. Stevens' conviction tossed out; prosecutors under fire
• Dismissal will erase Stevens verdict but not facts
• Despite reversal, former Alaska Sen. Stevens' political future cloudy
• Justice Department under microscope after Stevens trial
• Palin joins call for new Senate election after Stevens' case dropped
• Analysis: Former Alaska Sen. Stevens vindicated; what of his legacy?
• Alaskans react to Stevens' case
• Feds seek to reverse former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens' conviction
• University of Alaska Fairbanks to get Stevens' papers
• Justice Department changes legal team in Alaska Sen. Stevens case
• Contempt charge dropped against one prosecutor in Alaska Sen. Stevens case
• Prosecutors in Alaska Sen. Stevens' corruption trial held in contempt
• Letter of Alaska Sen. Murkowski's request for Stevens' pardon released
• Pardon for Alaska Sen. Stevens deemed unlikely
• Murkowski seeks pardon for Stevens
• Witness in Alaska Sen. Stevens’ trial regrets testifying
• Alaska Sen. Stevens asks for conviction to be dismissed
• Prosecutors say witness in Stevens case lied to protect former Alaska legislator
• Alaska Sen. Stevens' law license suspended in D.C.
• New Alaska Sen. Begich doesn't want Stevens jailed
• Alaska Sen. Stevens asks for new trial or acquittal
• Will Alaska pay a price for ousting Stevens?
• Witness against Sen. Stevens says he hid the truth
• Bar groups seek suspension of Stevens' law license
• Alaska Sen. Stevens bids farewell to Senate in emotional speech
• Longtime spending leaders, including Stevens, leaving Senate
• Stevens concedes in Senate race
• Anchorage mayor takes restrained route to Senate
• Alaska Sen. Stevens’ defeat marks end of an era
• Jurors say Stevens hurt his case by testifying
• Critic won't try to expel Alaska Sen. Stevens from GOP group
• Stevens falls further back in Alaska Senate count
• Alaska vote trend looks bad for Stevens
• Begich jumps to 800-vote lead over Alaska Sen. Stevens
• GOP senators may boot Alaska Sen. Stevens from committee posts
• Hillary Clinton: Alaska Sen. Stevens should step down
• Supporters rally round Alaska Sen. Stevens
• Alaska Sen. Stevens holds razor-thin lead over Begich
• Missing juror in Stevens' trial lied about father's death
• Sen. Stevens takes pitch to the people
• Stevens could lose his law license
• Inouye says Stevens can appeal from Senate seat
• Voter support split over Stevens conviction
• Judge orders vanished Stevens juror to explain disappearance
• Stevens says appeal will clear his name, focuses on issues facing Alaska
• Stevens tells Fairbanksans he needs their trust and support
• Alaska Law Department concludes Stevens can vote
• Alaska Sen. Stevens vows to appeal convictions
• GOP Sen. Ensign calls for Stevens to resign
• Stevens' attorney wants probe of alleged misconduct by federal prosecutors
• Alaska Sen. Stevens may not be able to vote for re-election
• Calls mount for Alaska Sen. Stevens to resign, but when?
• Alaska Sen. Stevens may escape Senate punishment if he loses re-election bid
• McCain calls for Alaska Sen. Stevens' resignation
• Alaska Sen. Stevens' career cloudy after conviction
• Stevens faces long odds in Senate race
• A look at indicted senators through history
• Hawaii Sen. Inouye calls on Alaskans to back Stevens despite conviction
• Alaskans have mixed reactions to Stevens verdict
• Analysis: Stevens' guilty verdict helps Democrat Senate-seekers
• Jury in Stevens case endured drama, disappearing act on way to verdict
• Reaction to Stevens conviction
• Alaska Sen. Stevens' conviction tarnishes a storied career
• Stevens faces no automatic Senate punishment
• ALASKA SEN. STEVENS FOUND GUILTY IN CORRUPTION CASE
• Jury finds error in Stevens indictment
• Judge dismisses juror in Stevens corruption trial
• Alaska Sen. Stevens got $2.7 million for pal's road
• Stevens jury sent home, deliberations halted
• After 'stressful' day, jurors resume deliberations in Stevens' trial
• Texas senator Kay Bailey Hutchison campaigns for Stevens
• 'Stressful’ deliberations to continue in Stevens case
• Lawyers spar over Stevens at corruption trial
• Jurors get conflicting views of Alaska Sen. Stevens
• Stevens to be judged by two juries: in trial and at the polls
• Stevens to get final chance to explain gifts
• Stevens combative in questioning during trial
• Stevens says he never tried to hide gifts; testimony will continue Friday
• Friend denies saying Stevens didn't want bills
• Hatch: Stevens one of the Senate's true lions
• Alaska Sen. Stevens' wife becoming key in corruption trial
• Stevens' ad attacks Begich ANWR record
• Colin Powell praises Stevens at corruption trial
• Trial changes Alaska Sen. Stevens' campaigning methods
• Inouye says Alaska Sen. Stevens' word is good
• Prosecution rests at Stevens trial