The President vs. The Court: United States v. Nixon and the Limits of Presidential Power
by Reid Harlow
Reid Harlow examines United States v. Nixon and the limits of presidential power. Centered on the conflict between the presidency and the Court, this focused work considers questions of executive authority, constitutional boundaries, and the rule of law in the United States.
About This Book
The President vs. The Court examines United States v. Nixon, a defining legal and political conflict involving presidential power.
Reid Harlow focuses on the limits placed on executive authority and the broader meaning of constitutional boundaries.
The book offers a concise entry point for readers interested in American history, law, and the relationship between the presidency and the courts.
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