The President vs. The Court: United States v. Nixon and the Limits of Presidential Power
by Reid Harlow
The President vs. The Court examines United States v. Nixon, a landmark confrontation over presidential authority and constitutional limits. Reid Harlow considers the relationship between the presidency, the courts, and the rule of law in a pivotal episode of American legal and political history.
About This Book
The President vs. The Court examines United States v. Nixon and its significance in American constitutional history.
It explores the boundaries of presidential power and the relationship between the executive branch and the judiciary.
With a focus on a defining legal and political conflict, the book considers how constitutional principles shape government authority.
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