Are you interested in the impact the transition to a new presidential administration will have on law and policy? In this new report, the Congressional Research Service examines the exercise of executive powers, such as political appointments and agency rule-making, by both incoming and outgoing presidents and their administrations.
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New CRS Report on Presidential Transitions
November 4, 2008 · Todd Venie
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