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Excerpt from Nomination of Louis J. Freeh to Be Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation: Hearing Before the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, One Hundred Third Congress, First Session; July 29, 1993
My staff on the subcommittee, most of whom are former law en forcement officials and prosecutors, they are in daily contact with individuals and organizations representing the law enforcement community. I can tell you from the feedback we have received - and this is virtually unanimous - that those who serve on the front lines in the Nation's criminal justice system are overwhelmingly supportive of President Clinton's choice of Louie Freeh to head up the fbi. And I might add, they are not only supporting the deci sion, they are enthusiastically applauding this decision.
On the morning that the nomination was announced, President Clinton referred to Louie Freeh as, quoting him, a law enforce ment legend. I would like to join with many others who have echoed that description and add one other thought: Louie Freeh has become a legend on his own, not by chance, not by favor, and not by any pre-ordained advantage. He has earned his stature among his peers and he has earned this nomination by years of hard work and diligent and outstanding public service.
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