Reply #41: Oh, yeah! Sheldon T. Bradshaw! Here is more info

[deminks]

It seems that Mr. Bradshaw has moved from Justice to chief counsel for the FDA.

http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1127133335154&rss=newswire

The previous chief counsel at the FDA, Daniel Troy, was pilloried by critics who slammed his close ties to the drug industry. Troy made a name for himself suing the agency on behalf of drug and tobacco companies before moving to the government agency early in the Bush administration.

Bradshaw, who came to the FDA as chief counsel from the Justice Department in April, has escaped that kind of scrutiny, largely because he hasn't had those corporate relationships. But that doesn't necessarily mean a new day has dawned.

Bradshaw's move to the FDA -- generally considered a less prestigious agency for government lawyers than the Justice Department -- surprised some of his former colleagues, who describe him as being part of an ideologically conservative group of young leaders in deputy positions at the DOJ.

He also worked in the Office of Legal Counsel, made up of an elite group of lawyers at Justice who advise the executive branch. Among the office's alumni is Troy. Both he and Bradshaw were part of the Bush administration's advance legal teams in 2001.