Analysis of Special Counsels and DOJ Oversight

Exploration of the Eileen Cannon decision regarding the appointment of special counsels within the Department of Justice, touching on constitutional implications and the need for potential DOJ reform. Discusses the differences between U.S. attorneys and special counsels in terms of authority, prosecutorial discretion, and standing in court cases. Examines the impact of Nixon precedent, appointments clause issues, and the importance of district judges' independent judgment in applying Supreme Court opinions.