The man elected to the Senate to replace John Eaton, Felix Grundy, also succeeded Eaton in this post and was the 13th man to hold this position.
The man elected to the Senate to replace John Eaton, Felix Grundy, also succeeded Eaton in this post and was the 13th man to hold this position. The man who defended the freedom of movement as guaranteed by the Constitution in the 1941 case Edwards v. California, Robert Jackson occupied this post before being appointed to the Supreme Court. The man who succeeded William French Smith in this post ordered a study of the effects of pornography on society, while another man who occupied this post launched a series of namesake raids on communists. FTP, identify this office occupied at various times by such individuals as Edwin Meese, A. Mitchell Palmer, Robert F. Kennedy and Janet Reno.
The man elected to the Senate to replace John Eaton, Felix Grundy, also succeeded Eaton in this post and was the 13th man to hold this position.
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