On the recordJuly 19, 2010
I have identified a number of areas in which I think the American people would be surprised to learn how the law has been interpreted in secret.
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congress.govI have identified a number of areas in which I think the American people would be surprised to learn how the law has been interpreted in secret.
Feingold emphasizes the need for transparency in legal interpretations.
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