Is Robert Mueller Now a Felon?

At the November 8, 2018, Oral Argument before the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in the case of Andrew Miller v. United States of America, the Court announced that it was going to consider the implications of the resignation of Mr. Sessions as Attorney General the day before at a subsequent time.  Thereafter, the Court entered its Order asking for Supplemental Briefs on that question to be filed by November 19, 2018.

I took up that request and have filed a Supplemental Letter as I didn't have time to comply with the difficult Circuit Court brief filing rules (number of copies, green cover, spiral binding, etc).  We will see if the Court is going to elevate form over substance and hear what I have to say or, spending its time counting the number of Angels on the head of a pin, refuse my Letter.

However, the technical analysis contained in my Letter leads to an inescapable conclusion:  Mr. Mueller no longer has authority to act as Special Counsel and if he continues to do so, he is impersonating a federal officer: a felony found at  18 U.S.C. §912.