Thomas' concurring opinion is also interesting; he spends a while talking about how the Special Counsel appears to not be a valid office created by Congress, and therefore the entire prosecution may be null and void. Seems like there's a good chance this will be one of the next objections to be appealed if the lower courts continue to allow the prosecution.
Thomas' concurring opinion is also interesting; he spends a while talking about how the Special Counsel appears to not be a valid office created by Congress, and therefore the entire prosecution may be null and void. Seems like there's a good chance this will be one of the next objections to be appealed if the lower courts continue to allow the prosecution.
Thomas' concurring opinion is also interesting; he spends a while talking about how the Special Counsel appears to not be a valid office created by Congress, and therefore the entire prosecution may be null and void. Seems like there's a good chance this will be one of the next objections to be appealed if the lower courts continue to allow the prosecution.