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How Trump and Barr could stretch claims of executive privilege and grand jury secrecy

  • Written by Charles Tiefer, Professor of law, University of Baltimore
How Trump and Barr could stretch claims of executive privilege and grand jury secrecyAttorney General William P. Barr, appointed by Donald Trump, has provided Congress with only a summary of Mueller's report.AP Photo/Alex Brandon/Jose Luis Magana

Attorney General William Barr’s letter to Congress, delivered Sunday, purports to brief lawmakers about the Mueller report.

What it really does is set the stage for a battle royale...

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