
During a recent hearing, constitutional lawyer Matthew Seligman, representing the Department of Justice (DOJ), made a compelling argument in support of Attorney General Merrick Garland's decision to appoint Special Counsel Jack Smith in the case involving classified documents and former President Trump.
Seligman highlighted a crucial word, 'appoint,' found in section 533 of a statute, to emphasize the legality of Garland's action. He clarified that the term 'appoint' specifically pertains to government officials and is not used for regular employees.