Breaking: Mueller report found no evidence of Trump collusion with Russia
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Nothing in the Justice Department's regulations on special counsels would prevent Barr from releasing Mueller's report once certain material is redacted, including classified matters and information about continuing law enforcement operations. But Barr has cited the department's policies against publicly criticising someone who isn't indicted - and against indicting a sitting president.
and Michael Flynn, who became his first national security adviser - though none admitted to conspiring with Russian operatives. He also indicted more than two dozen Russian hackers and military intelligence officers.While Mueller didn't seek an indictment of Trump or members of his family, they're not necessarily in the clear.
But Barr suggested during his confirmation hearing in February that he might exclude any criticism of Trump and others who weren't charged with crimes from the information he'd share with Congress.
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