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eee a erm ea ee eee te eee meat a0 of United States attarneys in al) parts of the soutry. In - major cases, however, ani those involving matters of investi- gative policy, the Diresta of the Burem must review ené oe we pass in persas up the facts involved of the policies to be . the data submitted ent esrefrl amiysis of the facts developed - 2 ani a eanprehensive knowledge of the decisions hanied dom =. os which might eover or thro light upon wore or lees intrieste .. problems ané govern the policy » ve wtcotet § in cases of ome “Et siderable delicacy and magnitute . wae Sndteative of the growth of the Bureau of ravestigne oO tion ami the results of the work performed by 16, your attention is respectfully invited to te fact thet the records show tat during the fiscal year 1929, 5,950 ecuvietions were secured iz cases ha.fled by the Bureau, am sentences imposed therein emurt- ef to & life, 5,470 seers, < mnths and 10 deys, provationary ~ sentences, Bee yeers, 2 montis anf 1S days. The fines tzpoeedd otis in cescs hmiled by the Burecu snmurted to *529,665.55 ani recove ertes of property effected in investigntione heniled by the Bureet totalled $5,661,570.05, Rach yer has hom a ‘meter fa) imrense ‘tn the Bureau's work arf the responsibilities of aduinistration anf direction ete ee . . dave been multiplied proportionately, The Bureau of Investigation ; fie a major unit of the Departmmt of Justice anf fhe Direetar of the Bureau fimctions unéer the immediate Juriefist ion of the Attor ney Ceneral af 18 respmsibls sclely to him, pes cnve, . : 1 ° : . . . ote ¢ : _ Directors (owes ee ee an OO ie Hee a _. - toe ee pursued, In many instances, this requires a elose stuly ef - 2 Be ~