When he released the recent Justice Department torture memos, President Obama announced he would not prosecute the CIA interrogators involved, who acted under legal advice from the DOJ.

Some Democratic lawmakers  criticized the announcement, including Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), who asked the President not to declare which officials would be prosecuted until the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, which she chairs, finished their investigation of the CIA tactics.

Also among the critics of Obama's decision: Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA). This is what her office told PubliCola this morning:

"Senator Cantwell believes that no one, including government officials, is above the law. She was very troubled by the memos and has been a strong critic of how the Bush administration waged the war on terror for years."

We're checking in with the entire delegation to see where they stand on the question of the week in DC: To Prosecute or Not?