Melissa Murray
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2,580 appearances
11 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 6d ago
Melissa Murray’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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records.
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In 1978, Congress enacted the Presidential Records Act, which requires presidential documents to be preserved.
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And disclosed for the most part after five years and with a few exceptions, no later than twelve years after a president leaves office.
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Since it was enacted, and it was enacted in response to Watergate, all presidents have complied with these terms until now.
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The argument also draws support from Jody Cantor's recent reporting in the New York Times regarding the papers of Supreme Court justices.
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We talked about this article a few weeks ago.
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Basically, Jody reported on how the justices' papers are effectively their private property and they get to decide when and how they are disclosed to the public.
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In recent years, the justices, with some coordination from the Chief Justice, have imposed rules requiring disclosure of their papers relating to cases only after all of the justices who participated in that decision are dead, which means that we will not get the actual inner workings of various decisions until a very long time from now, because there are so many young people on the court.
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you John Roberts energy.
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Exactly.
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Exactly.
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Anyway, the question is going to go before a court.
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The DC circuit will hear oral argument on this issue on October sixteenth, twenty twenty six, and the government has filed a brief arguing that the Presidential Records Act exceeds Congress's authority and therefore is an unlawful violation of the separation of powers.
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We should also note that in addition to citing the court's practices, the government also seems to be rehashing some of the logic that underlaid the Chief Justice's majority opinion in Trump versus United States, namely that the president has to have virtually no accountability or oversight in order to perform his executive duties fearlessly and impartially.
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