Faun
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LOLOLI never said presidents can't tell the DoJ what to do. I said the DoJ doesn't have to do what the president says.
From you first link:
The Department of Justice and the Special Prosecutor disagreed about whether the President, as head of the Executive Branch under Article II of the U.S. Constitution, could direct individual prosecutions if he so chose. The Supreme Court in United States v. Nixon left the issue unresolved and has never revisited it.
Your second link isn't even from this century and the third doesn't work.
But all this is, is more opinions and non-working links, good job commie, GOOD JOB!
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The first link states:
The history and policy strongly suggest that, as a general matter, the Attorney General and subordinate prosecutors may not accept direction from the President but must make the ultimate decisions about how to conduct individual investigations and prosecutions, even at the risk of being fired for disobeying the President.
Which was proven to be true by Nixon who fired multiple people who refused to follow his orders.
Age of the second link is irrelevant.
And this fixes the link to the third link:
Yeah, ya don't do what the boss says, your job may not be too secure. And your solution for the third link it to put it behind a pay wall, REALLY? BTW presidents have been directing the DOJ since Thomas Jefferson was president. Hell, Eric holder said he was maobamas wing man.
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Concession noted.
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You're fucking deranged.
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