>>6574232, >>6574172, >>6574143
gay jew memes
https://www.americanoversight.org/flashback-the-first-time-robert-mueller-wrote-memos-to-william-barr-about-special-counsel-investigations
American Oversight filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the National Archives and Records Administration, seeking long-filed-away documents from Barr’s prior service as attorney general during the first Bush administration, when Robert Mueller served as assistant attorney general. Our investigators received nine boxes containing thousands of pages of documents, including memos from Mueller to Barr with his recommendations on whether to appoint independent counsels to investigate various matters.
5-1-1992
The Independent Counsel Versus the Attorney
General in a Classified Information Procedures Act-
-Independent Counsel Statute Case
THE INDEPENDENT COUNSEL VERSUS THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL IN A CLASSIFIED
INFORMATION PROCEDURES ACTINDEPENDENT COUNSEL STATUTE CASE -
RONALD K. NOBLE*
This article analyzes the tension that exists between two important federal statutes when they are triggered by sensitive and delicate prosecutions of high-ranking members of the Executive Branch
and other officials who, in the course of their legal defense, reveal
classified information
https://lawdigitalcommons.bc.edu/bclr/vol33/iss3/2/
rather long read
using search
declassify
1 hit
United States v. Fernandez, 887 F.2d 465, 470-71 (4th Cir. 1989); United States
v. North, 713 F. Supp. 1436, 1441-42 (D.D.C. 1989). The North and Fernandez courts concluded that the Attorney General can authorize disclosure by not filing a § 6(e) affidavit. The
Independent Counsel was deemed not to have the power to file a 6(e) affidavit. Because
the Attorney General was deemed to have exclusive power to file a § 6(e) affidavit, it is fair
to conclude that he alone has the power to authorize disclosure of classified information. Of
course, a decision by relevant entities to declassify information would make the Attorney
General's § 6(e) power moot
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