Very rarely. I can say not only as state attorney general but also as a former United States attorney, chief federal prosecutor in Connecticut, that this kind of letter is sent exonerating, it's rare, virtually nonexistent in the case of the president.
Blumenthal discusses the rarity of exoneration letters in the context of the Mueller investigation.
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