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Mind Map by isaiah.salazar.9, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by isaiah.salazar.9
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Presidency
- United States v. Nixon
- A ruling that acknowledged executive privilege, but ultimately gave preference to due process of law and the fair administration of justice
- A ruling that acknowledged executive privilege, but ultimately gave preference to due process of law and the fair administration of justice
- Clinton v. New York City
- A case giving the President the power to line item veto certain bill appropriations and tax provisions
- A case giving the President the power to line item veto certain bill appropriations and tax provisions
- Clinton v. Jones
- Ruled that the President is not immune from civil lawsuits filed during his term in office
- Ruled that the President is not immune from civil lawsuits filed during his term in office
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