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Chief Deputy U.S. Marshal; Guest Commentator

Matthew Fogg

Matthew Fogg is a veteran of wars against criminality on two fronts. Highly decorated for his leadership in America’s war on drugs, Marshal Fogg has also successfully fought the U.S. Department of Justice in the courts. In 1998 a federal jury found Attorney General Janet Reno and the entire U.S. Marshal Service (USMS) guilty of discrimination in Fogg’s career. The jury awarded him a landmark $4 million, found the entire USMS to be a racially hostile environment for all African American deputy marshals and promoted him to the rank of chief deputy.

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Guest Commentary

A Law That Gives Racists Something to Fear

By Matthew Fogg Chief Deputy U.S. Marshal; Guest Commentator

Can the No FEAR Act force a change in Huntsville, Alabama? Matthew Fogg is a veteran of wars against criminality on two fronts. Highly decorated for his leadership in America’s war on drugs, Marshal Fogg has also successfully fought the U.S. Department of Justice in the courts. In 1998 a federal jury found Attorney General…

Can the No FEAR Act force a change in Huntsville, Alabama? Matthew Fogg is a veteran of wars against criminality on two fronts. Highly decorated for…

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