The Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee wants the Inspector General at the Department of Justice to investigate the leader of the Department of Justice, Alberto Gonzales according to The Hill: 

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) asked Department of Justice Inspector General Glenn Fine Thursday to review whether testimony Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has provided “was in any instances intentionally false, misleading, or inappropriate.”

Leahy had granted Gonzales additional time following the attorney general’s last appearance before the panel to revise or clarify any statements he made. The senator said that Gonzales “has not meaningfully addressed our significant concerns.”

Leahy added that he has “identified numerous instances in which the attorney general appears to have contradicted his own previous testimony or the statements or testimony of other senior officials, or where he appears to have engaged in efforts to mislead.”

The senator specifically asks Fine not to limit his inquiry to whether Gonzales has committed criminal violations.