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MarketWatch (press release)
March 19, 2012
"OSC has come a long way since the days of Scott Bloch. This case is a testament to the risks federal employees take when blowing the whistle.
Project on Government Oversight (blog)
February 15, 2012
Although the OSC reached an all-time low under former Special Counsel Scott Bloch, there have been encouraging signs of the agency's revitalization under the current Special Counsel, Carolyn Lerner. In recent months, Lerner's OSC has:
Aljazeera.com
February 14, 2012
Under George W Bush, it was embroiled in scandal when its head, Special Counsel Scott Bloch, purged its staff of lawyers who disagreed with him and announced that he would not follow up on cases of discrimination based on sexual orientation.
The Indypendent
February 11, 2012
Under George W. Bush, it was embroiled in scandal when its head, Special Counsel Scott Bloch, instead purged its staff of lawyers who disagreed with him and announced that he would not follow up on cases of discrimination based on sexual orientation.
Salon
February 9, 2012
Under George W. Bush, it was embroiled in scandal when its head, Special Counsel Scott Bloch, instead purged its staff of lawyers who disagreed with him and announced that he would not follow up on cases of discrimination based on sexual orientation.
Antiwar.com
February 9, 2012
Under George W. Bush, it was embroiled in scandal when its head, Special Counsel Scott Bloch, instead purged its staff of lawyers who disagreed with him and announced that he would not follow up on cases of discrimination based on sexual orientation.
Lawrence Journal World
January 20, 2012
Scott Bloch, a former Lawrence attorney who once was a
lightning rod for criticism when he headed the federal
Office of Special Counsel under the Bush administration, is Skepnek's co-counsel in the case. Bloch's Washington, DC, law firm specializes in ...
Kabul Press
January 20, 2012
Ms. Lerner, and her predecessors such as
Scott J. Bloch and Alex Kozinski, devised a series of tortured legal excuses to explain away their inaction against official
corruption.
Delmarva Daily Times
December 27, 2011
The agency has been largely irrelevant, whistle-blower advocates say -- languishing under Carter, gutted under
Ronald Reagan and embroiled in scandal under George W. Bush, whose appointee,
Scott Bloch, purged the staff of lawyers who disagreed with him ...
