What do 3,000+ pages of DoJ documents look like?

Filed at 11:30 am, Tuesday March 20th 2007
by Arlen Parsa
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Below is a photograph of the more than 3,000 pages released by the Department of Justice to the Senate and House Judiciary Committees, Monday.

Some news organizations had hoped to get their own personal copies of the document release, but were advised by the DoJ and both Committeees that no such copies would be provided. Instead, the House Judiciary Committee staff is in the process of scanning the documents and has released several sets of them them on their website in PDF format however in segments of 50 pages each.

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