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In 1952 Senator McCarthy made Roy Cohn the chief counsel to the Government Committee on Operations of the Senate. Cohn became famous for his aggressive style during the [[Army-McCarthy hearings]]. After McCarthy was censured in 1954, Cohn went into private practice. Over the next thirty years his clients included [[Donald Trump]], [[Tony Salerno]], and the [[Catholic Archdiocese of New York]].
In 1952 Senator McCarthy made Roy Cohn the chief counsel to the Government Committee on Operations of the Senate. Cohn became famous for his aggressive style during the [[Army-McCarthy hearings]]. After McCarthy was censured in 1954, Cohn went into private practice. Over the next thirty years his clients included [[Donald Trump]], [[Tony Salerno]], and the [[Catholic Archdiocese of New York]].
Roy Cohn died on August 2, 1986 of complications from [[AIDS]].
Roy Cohn died on August 2, 1986 from complications from [[AIDS]].