Peter Shane

Professor of Law at Ohio State University

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Professor of Law at Ohio State University, specializing in separation-of-powers law; former staffer in the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel during the Carter and early Reagan administrations

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On Tuesday, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales underwent four hours of battering before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Conflict Between Congress and the Administration Escalates

On Tuesday, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales underwent four hours of battering before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

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