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Indict or shut up: The public may never see a report from Mueller's investigation

  • Written by Stanley M. Brand, Distinguished Fellow in Law and Government, Pennsylvania State University
Indict or shut up: The public may never see a report from Mueller's investigationWill the public ever see a report from Special Counsel Robert Mueller?Shutterstock

Almost from the day of Robert Mueller’s appointment as special counsel, the media and the public have expected that his investigation will end with a report to either the Congress or the public or both.

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