President to Send Three Candidates to Attorney General's Office

The head of the Federal Executive Branch will send three candidates to the Attorney General's Office after the selection process concluded.

The head of the Federal Executive Branch will send three candidates to the Attorney General's Office. This decision was made after the selection process for the position of prosecutor concluded. The candidates were carefully selected based on their professional qualifications and experience in the legal field. They will now undergo confirmation hearings in the relevant congressional committee.

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