investigation concluded with a memorandum by -- i think he is retired from the department now, but david margolis, the margolis memo, which said that the lawyers at the office of legal counsel weren't to be held to the standard that a regular ordinary ham and egg lawyer hauling the files under his arm into the district court is in terms of the standard acquired for candor to the tribunal. so, again, i'm speaking through, you, mr. schuelke, to the department. but that continues to leave a sour taste with me. it does not make sense to me that the departments at the office -- that the department lawyers at the office of legal counsel, which is probably the highest and most talented part of the legal profession outside -- in government, outside of the supreme court itself should not have to meet the standard of the day to day work and work a day trial lawyer appearing before a judge. particularly where the process for the candor of the tribunal standard is a pretty open one. there are checks on it. there is the other counsel who can say your honor, he forgot to tell you the case on point, or the judg

to look at it, the investigation concluded with a memorandum by a thing he's retired now but david margolis minow that says the lawyers said the council were not to be helped to the standard that a regular ordinary lawyer hauling the files under the district court is in terms of the standard required for candor to the tribunal. so again, speaking through you to the department. if that continues to leave a sour taste with me it doesn't make sense to me that the department lawyers of the office of legal counsel which is probably the highest and most talented part of the legal profession outside in government outside of the supreme court itself should not have to meet the standard of the day-to-day trial lawyer appearing before the judge, particularly where the process for the candor of the trivial standard is a pretty open one. there are checks on it. the other council can say your honor, they have to tell you the case on point, or the judge and the clerk will get up and say counselor, how could you not have told me about the case on the point but it comes all of the circuit court of appeals

the investigation concluded with a memorandum by, think he retired from the department now, but david margolis, the margolis memo which said that the lawyers of the office of legal counsel were not to be held to the standard that a regular ordinary ham and egg lawyer under the district court is in terms of the standard required for candor to the tribunal. so again, speaking through you to the department, but that continues to leave it the department, the department lawyers by the office of legal counsel which is probably the highest and the most talented part of the legal profession outside, and government outside of the supreme court itself, should not have to be the standard of of the day today, workaday trial lawyer appearing before a judge, particularly where the process for the candor of the tribunal standard is a pretty open one. there are checks on it. there's the other counsel who can say your honor, to tell you the case on point where the judge can look it up and come back to the lawyer and say counselor, how could you not have told me about the case on point that comes out of the cir