By Jonathan McEvoy Back in the 1990s, Michael J Garcia enjoyed stealing a moment behind the desk of the then US Attorney Mary Jo White. ‘The office felt pretty good,’ joked Garcia, then a young prosecutor. ‘I liked the chair.’ In 2005, that chair in arguably the most prestigious prosecutor’s office in America - Southern District of New York, with responsibility for eight counties including Manhattan - was his. After being sworn in, this son of a shipping company worker and a housewife from Valley Stream, Long Island, ‘shut the door for a few minutes, just to absorb it’. The law man: Michael Garcia¿s investigation into alleged corruption has ruffled feathers among the FIFA membership
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Garcia said he would close the investigation into Qatar's bid for the 2022 World Cup on Monday
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He will submit his dossier of evidence to FIFA’s ethics committee in mid-July
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FIFA’s ethics committee banned Mohamed bin Hammam from football after Garcia cited a ‘conflict of interest’ in the Arab’s roles as president of the Asian Football Confederation and as a FIFA executive member
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