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'''Cairo Gough''' is a [[Zamastan]]ian attorney, judge, and lawyer, currently serving as the Special Attorney for Counsel of Ethics Investigations. Gough was appointed and reappointed to Senate-confirmed positions by [[President of Zamastan|President]]s [[Cassious Castovia]] | '''Cairo Gough''' is a [[Zamastan]]ian attorney, judge, and lawyer, currently serving as the Special Attorney for Counsel of Ethics Investigations. Gough was appointed and reappointed to Senate-confirmed positions by [[President of Zamastan|President]]s [[Cassious Castovia]], [[Zacharias Castovia]], and [[Anya Bishop]]. He has spent the bulk of his career in government service, serving at times as an Assistant Attorney, Attorney, Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division, a homicide prosecutor in [[Tofino]], Acting Deputy Attorney General, and Director of the Zamastan Intelligence Service (ZSI). | ||
In January, 2019, Gough was appointed by Congressman [[Cormac Hammer]] as special prosecutor overseeing an ongoing investigation into allegations of ethics violations by President Castovia during a visit to a private island owned by [[ZSuites Incorporated]] CEO, [[Tauren Delavian]]. The [[Delavian Bribery Scandal]] eventually cleared the President of charges, though [[Chief of Staff (Zamastan)|Chief of Staff]] [[Emily Miranda]] was found guilty of accepting bribes for vote-telling, and Congressman Hammer ironically became self-indited at the conclusion of the case. | In January, 2019, Gough was appointed by Congressman [[Cormac Hammer]] as special prosecutor overseeing an ongoing investigation into allegations of ethics violations by President Castovia during a visit to a private island owned by [[ZSuites Incorporated]] CEO, [[Tauren Delavian]]. The [[Delavian Bribery Scandal]] eventually cleared the President of charges, though [[Chief of Staff (Zamastan)|Chief of Staff]] [[Emily Miranda]] was found guilty of accepting bribes for vote-telling, and Congressman Hammer ironically became self-indited at the conclusion of the case. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:17, 9 February 2019
| Cairo Gough | |
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| Special Attorney for Counsel of Ethics Investigations | |
| Assumed office September 22nd, 1994 | |
| Personal details | |
| Born | September 13th, 1953 (Age:65) Nanaimo, Zamastan |
| Citizenship | Zamastanian |
| Nationality | Zamastanian |
| Height | 5 ft 10 in (178 cm) |
Cairo Gough is a Zamastanian attorney, judge, and lawyer, currently serving as the Special Attorney for Counsel of Ethics Investigations. Gough was appointed and reappointed to Senate-confirmed positions by Presidents Cassious Castovia, Zacharias Castovia, and Anya Bishop. He has spent the bulk of his career in government service, serving at times as an Assistant Attorney, Attorney, Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division, a homicide prosecutor in Tofino, Acting Deputy Attorney General, and Director of the Zamastan Intelligence Service (ZSI).
In January, 2019, Gough was appointed by Congressman Cormac Hammer as special prosecutor overseeing an ongoing investigation into allegations of ethics violations by President Castovia during a visit to a private island owned by ZSuites Incorporated CEO, Tauren Delavian. The Delavian Bribery Scandal eventually cleared the President of charges, though Chief of Staff Emily Miranda was found guilty of accepting bribes for vote-telling, and Congressman Hammer ironically became self-indited at the conclusion of the case.