Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the George W. Bush administration

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The Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the George W. Bush administration are a series of influential and often controversial legal memoranda that shaped U.S. executive branch policies on issues such as national security, interrogation, surveillance, and the scope of presidential power after the September 11 attacks.

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