The Inspector General for the Department of Justice will dispatch a survey into the FBI's treatment of the Hillary Clinton email case, the Office of the Inspector General reported on Thursday.

Branch of Justice Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz will head this audit. He will take a gander at FBI Director James Comey's activities from July through November 2016, just as how different parts of the Clinton examination were taken care of by the Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

"In light of solicitations from various Chairmen and Ranking Members of Congressional oversight panels, different associations, and individuals from people in general, the Office of the Inspector General will start an audit of claims with respect to specific activities by the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation ahead of time of the 2016 political decision," the Office of the Inspector General said in an announcement.

He Was Previously Commissioner for the U.S. Condemning Commission

Michael Horowitz affirms with Charles McCullough and John Roth before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on April 30, 2014. (Getty)

Before being designated to be overseer general of the U.S. Equity Department, Horowitz was an accomplice at the law office Cadwalader, Wickersham and Taft. While functioning as a legal advisor for this firm, Horowitz concentrated on cubicle resistance, inside examinations, and administrative consistence, as indicated by a 2011 White House public statement.

Preceding that, however, Horowitz filled in as official for the U.S. Condemning Commission from 2003 through 2009. This is the free organization that decides condemning rules for government courts.

From 1999 to 2002, Horowitz filled in as representative right hand lawyer general and afterward head of staff for the Criminal Division of the Department of Justice; it's this division that creates and implements government criminal laws. From 1991 to 1999, Horowitz was right hand U.S. lawyer at the U.S. Lawyer's Office for the Southern District of New York. What's more, from 1997 to 1999, he was head of the Public Corruption Unit in New York.

Horowitz moved on from Brandeis University with a B.A. and afterward from Harvard Law School with a J.D.

James Comey plans to affirm before the House Homeland Security Committee on Capitol Hill on July 14, 2016. (Getty)

Michael E. Horowitz will presently be investigating the activities of FBI Director James Comey. In the mid 1990s, Horowitz quickly worked for Comey while both of them were in the Southern District of New York.

From 1987 to 1993, James Comey worked at the U.S. Lawyer's Office for the Southern District of New York, filling in as vice president of the Criminal Division. Horowitz likewise worked for Southern District of New York for a portion of that time; Comey and Horowitz were both there from 1991 through 1993, with Horowitz being colleague U.S. lawyer.

Michael E. Horowitz said in a public statement today that the Office of the Inspector General's audit of the FBI's activities will be wide-running. He distinguished five regions that the examination will concentrate on.

To begin with, Horowitz will investigate claims that FBI and Department of Justice strategies were not pursued when FBI Director James Comey held his July 2016 news meeting, during which he said that Clinton was "very imprudent" in her treatment of characterized messages despite the fact that the division was not prescribing criminal accusations.

Horowitz will likewise be investigating whether approaches were pursued when Comey sent two letters to Congress in the last a long time of the presidential political decision saying that the FBI was investigating messages found on a workstation having a place with Anthony Weiner, the spouse of Hillary Clinton assistant Huma Abedin.

Those messages didn't wind up being important to the Clinton email test, and a few surveyors, including Nate Silver, have guessed that Hillary Clinton would have become president had Comey not sent this letter.

Lastly, Horowitz will investigate claims that the FBI's arrival of certain FOIA records on October 30th and November first were "affected by inappropriate contemplations." This alludes to the way that in the days prior to the political race, a Twitter account run by the FBI that tweets out archives from FOIA demands distributed a few reports identified with Bill and Hillary Clinton.

A few Democrats questioned this, including Brian Fallon, Hillary Clinton's press secretary.

In any case, the FBI said that FOIA materials that have been mentioned at least multiple times are naturally posted on the web.