Name: Alberto R. Gonzales

Born: August 4, 1955, in  San Antonio, Texas

Profession: Attorney

GW Bush Administration Position:

• Attorney General (Feb. 2005-Sept. 2007)
• White House Counsel (2001 to 2005)

War crime charge(s):

• Complicity in the commission of a war crime – torture, ill-treatment of detainees.
  
• Signed and endorsed memo written by Addington in January 2002 stating Taliban and Al Qaeda detainees were unprotected by the Geneva Conventions.

Primary Association:

• Texas Tech University: Vsiting Pofessor in the Political Science Department, teaching a “special topics” course on "Contemporary Issues in the Executive Branch" and  guest lecture to classes across the campus and, as of Aug. 1, 2009, Gonzales will join the Texas Tech University System to assist both Texas Tech University and Angelo State University (in San Angelo) with recruiting and retaining first generation and under-represented students.
• Hired to assist a special master, former U.S. District Judge Layn R. Phillips, who is handling patent settlement talks between DataTreasury Corp. and banks such as Wells Fargo. 
  
• Law firm of Irell & Manella
  840 Newport Center Dr # 400
  Newport Beach, CA 92660
  (949) 760-0991

More Information:

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberto_Gonzales
• The DOJ Torture Emails
• 2-11-09 Complete Bush Appointee Resignation Scorecard
• 6-22-09 Bush officials: Where are they now?
• 7-01-09 10 Most Wanted War Criminals
• 7-8-09 Is Texas Harboring a Torture Decider?
• 7-25-09 Tech faculty oppose Gonzales
• 7-25-09 Text of Texas Tech petition opposing Gonzales hiring
• 8-31-09 Should Texas Tech Employ Alberto Gonzales?
• 9-1-09 Gonzales Defends Holder's Decision on CIA
• 9-4-09 Gonzales Denies Supporting CIA Probe
• 9-4-09 Alberto Gonzales: The Opera
• 9-29-09 Profile: Jay S. Bybee
• 10-18-09 "No Regrets" Video Interview
• 11-23-09 Alberto Gonzales Won't Be Charged Over Eavesdropping Testimony
• 1-19-10 ICC Complaint Filed Against Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Tenet, Rice & Gonzales

Note:

Still jobless Gonzales says he’s ‘casualty’ of the war on terror

"[T]here is no express grant of habeas in the Constitution¹." 

"I don't think that there's going to be a prosecution, quite frankly²,''

²_{speaking to Michel Martin of National Public Radio on January 26, 2009}