Inside The Office Of Legal Counsel With Assistant Attorney General Elliot Gaiser
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Inside The Office Of Legal Counsel With Assistant Attorney General Elliot Gaiser
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00:00 - Intro
00:26 - AAG Elliot Gaiser Joins the Show
01:15 - What Is the Office of Legal Counsel?
01:49 - Why Courts Don't Give Legal Advice
02:49 - OLC Opinions That Bind the Executive Branch
04:03 - Advocate vs. Counselor: A Lawyer's Two Roles
05:58 - OLC: The Boutique Firm for Thorny Questions
07:08 - Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
07:40 - How Big Is OLC? A Typical Day
08:38 - OLC vs. the Solicitor General
10:03 - Reviewing Executive Orders: Form and Legality
11:18 - How OLC Opinions Set Precedent
13:00 - How an OLC Opinion Gets Written
14:13 - The 1996 Welfare Reform Opinion
16:58 - Overturning Chevron After Loper Bright
18:37 - When Agencies Ignore the Plain Text
22:56 - The Obama Phone Program (FCC Lifeline)
25:28 - Lawyers Who Think They're the Decision-Maker
30:00 - DOJ's Ultimate Client Is the American People
31:00 - Advice for Aspiring OLC Lawyers
34:24 - Finding the Path to “Yes”
38:30 - Disparate Impact, Title VII, and the EEOC
42:37 - In a Different Life
45:10 - Bad Legal Takes!
45:38 - New Jersey's Voter Roll Claim
1:00:37 - Outro