Mary B. McCord is the former Acting AAG for National Security at DOJ who later became ICAP Executive Director and a Georgetown visiting professor. HPSCI interviewed her about Carter Page FISA and the Yates White House Flynn briefing. AOUSC listed her among 2021 FISA-court amici. No second equally notable public Mary B. McCord matching this office set was found for this file. This page is identity only.
Identity
About Mary B. McCord
This site is case-file commentary on official acts and primary records of a public figure. She is a former Acting Assistant Attorney General for National Security — not a judge. Titles and dates come from her House Judiciary witness statement, Georgetown faculty page, HPSCI transcript, AOUSC FISA report, and the Sussmann docket. Identity confidence: high when tied to Georgetown / ICAP / NSD. Official DOJ portrait (U.S. government work). Episodes live on the home case file.
Documented roles
- 1994–2014. AUSA, U.S. Attorney’s Office for D.C. (House statement).
- 2014–2016. Principal Deputy AAG, National Security Division (House / Georgetown).
- 2016–2017. Acting AAG, National Security Division; left May 2017 (House / Fox-AP).
- Nov 1, 2017. HPSCI interview — Page FISA review / no statutory sign; Flynn WH briefing account.
- mid-2017–. ICAP Executive Director; Georgetown visiting professor.
- 2021. Named among FISA-court amici (AOUSC CY 2021 report).
- June 9, 2026. House Judiciary witness statement as ICAP ED. Not a judicial office.
What this site is not
It is not a court and not a finding that McCord committed a personal crime. Reviewing Page FISA is not the same as signing it. An amicus appointment is not a Boasberg hiring finding. A Just the News paraphrase is not her sworn Logan Act quote. It is not a White House product. Read the case file and the disclaimer.