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THEFEDERALIST (Brianna Lyman) - New Report On Biden Targeting Parents Shows What Dems Will Do As Soon As They Gain Power

A Democrat-controlled Congress would give the same party subpoena power, committee leadership roles, and resources to do what it's done in the past: investigate and harass its opponents.

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Which individuals are currently involved in legal matters or leadership changes within the Trump administration's legal apparatus?
Boris Epshteyn, Trump's senior personal counsel, is fighting a subpoena from the American Bar Association regarding deals the administration struck with law firms. Additionally, Todd Blanche has been formally sworn in as attorney general, and Will Scharf is set to take over as White House counsel.
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What specific types of investigations might be harder to defend as privileged according to Jonathan Shaub?
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How does Jonathan Shaub, a law professor at the University of Kentucky and former OLC attorney, view the implications of this new OLC opinion?
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What are the three specific criteria the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) stated must be met for privilege to apply to communications?
The OLC stated that privilege applies when three conditions are met: the communications must "relate to official presidential decisionmaking," they must "involve or reflect communications" with the president or his direct advisers, and they must remain confidential.
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According to the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel's conclusion on Monday, what can executive privilege shield regarding President Trump?
Executive privilege can shield President Trump's communications with "private advisers" who are outside of the government. The OLC argued that this is necessary because outside sources might be less willing to provide advice if they fear public disclosure.
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