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DOJ Memo Suggests Executive Privilege for Trump's Private Advisers
The Justice Department has released a memo suggesting that President Trump's private advisers may claim executive privilege regarding their communications. This interpretation could broaden the historical protections established by the Supreme Court, which have traditionally applied only to the president and immediate White House advisers. The memo's implications may lead to legal challenges as it expands the definition of who qualifies as a private adviser.
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The Justice Department has released a memo suggesting that President Trump's private advisers may claim executive privilege regarding their communications. This interpretation could broaden the historical protections established by the Supreme Court, which have traditionally applied only to the president and immediate White House advisers. The memo's implications may lead to legal challenges as it expands the definition of who qualifies as a private adviser.
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