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Philip Lacovara tells @maddow that "exactly how much should be excluded or redacted as Grand Jury material is up to the discretion of the person who is weilding the scapel, because the rule only prohibits disclosure of matters occurring before the grand jury. 1/
That could be viewed properly as limited just to quotations of testimony, for example. It doesn't necessarily require redacting characterizations of evidence that happen to be derived from the information that was developed during the Grand Jury proceeding. 2/
I think it's a troublesome development that Attorney General Barr says that he is planning to use the most comprehensive view of Grand Jury material in deciding what he is going to excise." 3/
There you have it! Barr doesn't have a legal leg to stand on regarding his heavy handed redactions to cover up Trump's crimes. @RepAdamSchiff @RepJerryNadler @SpeakerPelosi Do your thing and get that report released to Congress and the American People #ReleaseTheFullMuellerReport
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