The Role of Special Counsel Robert Mueller

Special Counsel Robert Mueller was appointed to oversee the investigation into alleged interference in the US presidential election. This criminal investigation focused on attempts to disrupt the election and possible coordination with foreign entities.

Key Findings of the Investigation

During his testimony before Congress, Special Counsel Mueller highlighted key findings from the report. The legal community has a critical opportunity to help the American people understand the implications of the investigation.

Appointment and Closure of the Special Counsel’s Office

On May 17, 2017, Robert Mueller was appointed as Special Counsel by acting Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. The Attorney General has made the report on the investigation largely public, and the Special Counsel’s Office is formally closing.

Prosecutors and Investigation Team

Special Counsel Mueller marshaled prosecutors, agents, and other lawyers to investigate the interference in the election. The team revealed President Donald Trump’s attempts to control the probe, shedding light on the extent of the interference.