What Is the Lost History of Congress’s Offices of Legislative Counsel? (with Beau Baumann)
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What Is the Lost History of Congress’s Offices of Legislative Counsel? (with Beau Baumann)
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The topic of this episode is, “What is the lost history of Congress’s Offices of Legislative Counsel?”
My guest is Beau Baumann, a doctoral candidate in law at Yale University. He studies the intersection of administrative law and legislation. He has published articles in a number of law journals and previously worked as an attorney for the US Department of Justice and clerked for a federal district court. He is the author of a really interesting, new article titled, “Resurrecting the Trinity of Legislative Constitutionalism.” In it he describes some of the lost history of Congress’s offices of legislative counsel (OLC).
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