
1210: Pain of Imprisonment
Executive Privilege, Congressional Oversight and Nixon Precedent
The legal battle over executive privilege and congressional oversight is examined through the lens of the United States v. Nixon Supreme Court case. The discussion posits that both the President's right to confidential communications and Congress's right to oversight are derived from the doctrine of separation of powers. The obstruction of Congress article is framed as a constitutional dispute over these competing, yet equal, branches of government.

