The Washington Time's Jerry Seper reports that the Department of Justice's highly regarded Inspector General Glenn A Fine, has found a work around the law''s limitation on his power to investigate DOJ  wrongdoing, and is examining the Department's decision to drop the Black Panther voter intimidation case and the work of the Civil Rights Division:   The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division - in the wake of the New Black Panther Party case - is being investigated by the department's office of inspector general to determine whether voting section employees have been harassed for participating in specific investigations or prosecutions.In an end run around policy barring IG investigations of Justice Department litigators, Inspector General Glenn A. Fine said his office will review what types of cases are being investigated, whether there have been changes in enforcement policies and procedures, and whether the civil rights laws...(Read Full Post)