Clement Rollins

Clement Rollins surges as the Attorney General's unflinching blade, slicing through the Bartlet administration's MS cover-up defenses. He smirks knowingly past swarming reporters' subpoena barrages, stonewalls Oliver Babish's frantic waivers in courthouse shadows, then strides into the grand jury chamber to methodically intone summonses for President Josiah Bartlet, his family, and top aides. His pedigree as University of Chicago law professor and Yale Law Review editor cements a 'good guy' reputation—respected, non-partisan, brutally hard to assail—forcing White House fractures amid privilege clashes and leak wars.