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I'm seeing the terms special counsel and special prosecutor being used interchangeably. That is technically incorrect, right?
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crash davis
I think this article answers most of my above question -- (link)
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crash davis (aka crash davis)
May 17 '17, 15:49
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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/09/us/politics/trump-rosenstein-comey-special-counsel-russia.html
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The law that created "special prosecutors" expired in 1999. Under the new law, they're "special counsel" -- nm
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May 17, 15:53
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