Hire Counsel history

Olson, 487 United States 654, 663-64 (1988). S. 71 provides that the Attorney General may remove a special counsel, but imposes a ten-day window in which the special counsel may challenge this decision in federal court.

United States, 488 United States 361, 371 (1989))). And Congress may not usurp certain executive branch functions by aggrandizing power to itself.

His first two years in office had left him below 50 percent approval with the voters and led to the GOP takeover in Congress in 1995.

O.L.C. 124 (1996) (asserting that "lengthening the term of an officer who may be removed only for cause would be constitutionally questionable").

Pol'y 279, 288-316 (1998); Ken Gormley, Monica Lewinsky, Impeachment, and the Death of the Independent Counsel Law: What Congress Can Salvage from the Wreckage–A Minimalist View, 60 Md.

2006) ("[T]he Management Policies is exactly what it appears to be, a guidance manual for NPS managers and staff that does not create enforceable regulations or modify existing legal rights."); River Runners for Wilderness v.

Accounting Oversight Bd., 561 United States 477, 497 (2010) ("The President can always choose to restrain himself in his dealings with subordinates.

31, 2017) ("Providing an Order of Succession Within the Department of Justice"). An analogous situation occurred when President Nixon ordered the Attorney General to fire special prosecutor Archibald Cox.

14, 2018). There have been a number of other indictments resulting from the ongoing special counsel investigation, including charges of, for instance, making false statements, computer crimes, and identity theft.