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May 25, 2021 by archyde © Copyright (c) 2021 Telemundo. Justice Department reveals part of memorandum on why Trump was not charged with obstruction in the Russian plot
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A federal judge ordered the release of a 2019 legal memorandum that the Justice Department prepared for then agency chief William Barr before it released its finding that then-President Donald Trump had not obstructed justice during the investigation of their ties to Russia.
The Biden Administration announced that it will appeal the order but agreed to make a small part of the document public..
William Barr, then attorney general, cited the document, written by the department’s Office of Legal Counsel, as one of the reasons he did not intend to press obstruction charges after receiving the report from special counsel Robert Mueller, who investigated Russian interference in the 2016 presidential elections and other matters.
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President Biden s Supreme Court commission includes a variety of primarily liberal legal experts, with some conservatives as well, and is tasked with providing the president with a report on the current debate around potential reforms to the court, including court packing.
It is a potpourri of law school professors, retired federal judges and former government lawyers. Some have lauded it as a collection of serious scholars to examine serious issues. Others have called it a smokescreen for Biden to eventually propose court packing. This faux-academic study of a nonexistent problem fits squarely within liberals yearslong campaign to politicize the Court, intimidate its members, and subvert its independence, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said. It’s just an attempt to clothe those ongoing attacks in fake legitimacy.