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There is a great interview of Chief Justice Berger.
Will courts continue to do what they have done before?
They are basically shooting from the hip.
The action did not go to OLC.
The acting head of OLC could not have approved that under existing law.
Will courts exercise more aggressive review now that internal reviews are no longer in place?
Many people inside the law school are terrified the president will disobey a court order.
The court ordered the President to turn over tapes in United States versus Nixon.
A lawsuit will take a very long time.
The legal system is not built for autocratic behavior.
Legality is determined according to existing jurisprudence.
The head of OLC rejects a regulation or action if it is not legal.
Courts take the OLC process for granted.
Eighty percent of the necessary legal check is already being done.
Internal process is not happening.
This guy is not going to help the government.
People think you are either an idiot or on the inside.
He has a capacity to control whether payments are made.
The head of OLC is the Constitution's lawyer in some sense.
People think government is corrupt.
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