President Nixon's attorneys general were John Mitchell and Richard Kleindienst.

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"Life in Britain: Using millennial Census data to understand poverty, inequality and place" by Ben Wheeler, Mary Shaw, Richard Mitchell and Danny Dorling is published by the Policy Press.

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John Mitchell, who was President Richard Nixon's Attorney General, argued that the government didn't need a warrant to tap the phone of any political dissenter it thought was a threat to national security, which certainly does sound like the secret police at work.

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