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Phone Briefing: Current Congressional Oversight Litigation, with Steve Vladeck and Michael Stern

By Stephen Vladeck & Mike Stern | Filed under analysis | December 10, 2019

(Illustration: CJ Ostrosky / POGO)

Mazars, Deutsche Bank, McGahn, Kupperman, and more—a remarkable number of active suits hold the possibility of shaping significant new precedent for Congressional oversight.

Attorneys Mike Stern (@mls1776), who served as senior counsel to the House from 1996 to 2004, and Steve Vladeck (@steve_vladeck), a constitutional law expert and professor at the University of Texas, discuss a dozen recent and ongoing cases, where they stand, and what they could mean for Congressional oversight.

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    Stephen Vladeck

    Stephen I. Vladeck is The Constitution Project’s Supreme Court Fellow.

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    Mike Stern

    Mike Stern served as senior counsel to the House from 1996 to 2004.

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