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24 Apr 07

Ex-Deputy Pleads Guilty in Abramoff Case - washingtonpost.com

  • The AP reported in February that Wooldridge, who became the nation's environmental prosecutor in November 2005, bought a $980,000 vacation home last year with Griles and Donald R. Duncan, the top Washington lobbyist for ConocoPhillips. Nine months later, she signed an agreement giving the company more time to clean up air pollution at some of its refineries.

Ex-Deputy Pleads Guilty in Abramoff Case - washingtonpost.com

  • Assistant Attorney General Alice Fisher said the case shows the Justice Department is willing to go after "public corruption at all levels of government."
  • Griles, an oil and gas lobbyist who became an architect of President Bush's energy policies, is the ninth person convicted in a continuing Justice Department probe.

Law.com - Lobbying Firm Cuts Ties to Name Partner Under Investigation in Abramoff Probe

  • Griles, who had been a name partner at the firm, was a lobbyist for coal and energy interests both before and after his tenure at the Interior Department from 2001 to 2005. During Griles' stint at Interior, which oversees lucrative drilling and mining licenses on millions of acres of federal land, his ties to industry were the subject of a number of internal investigations.

  • As a lobbyist, Griles has most recently represented the American Petroleum Institute, Mettiki Coal, Newmont Mining Corp., and other large mining and energy interests on a number of environmental and regulatory issues.


    Lundquist, Nethercutt & Griles generated $780,000 in lobbying revenue during the first six months of 2006, according to disclosure forms filed with the Senate.

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