Channing D. Phillips

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2. Committee Questionnaire
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Channing D. Phillips
United States Attorney for the District of Columbia
Acting March 3, 2021 –November 5, 2021

Legal offices
Preceded by Jeffrey A. Taylor Acting	United States Attorney for the District of Columbia Acting 2009–2010	Succeeded by Ronald Machen
Preceded by Vincent H. Cohen Jr.	United States Attorney for the District of Columbia 2015–2017	Succeeded by Jessie Liu
Preceded by Sally Yates Acting	United States Attorney General Acting 2017	Succeeded by Dana Boente Acting
Preceded by Michael R. Sherwin	United States Attorney for the District of Columbia Acting 2021	Succeeded by Matthew M. Graves