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Demonstrates That The Presidential Claim Of Authority To Withhold Information Is Without Historical Or Constitutional Foundation. Introduction -- History Of Legislative Inquiries Into Executive Conduct -- Presidential Powers: The Executive Power -- Presidential Powers: The Commander-in-chief -- Presidential Powers: Foreign Relations -- Presidential Precedents -- Executive Privilege Compared With Evidentiary Privilege -- Withholding Intradepartmental Communications From Congress -- The Cost Of Secrecy -- Practical Arguments For Executive Privilege Examined -- Judicial Review -- Conclusion -- Epilogue -- Appendix A: Library Of Congress Study Of Executive Privilege -- Appendix B: Rogers' Misinterpretation Of Mcgrain V. Daugherty -- Appendix C: Editorial: As Others See Us -- Appendix D: Messages Of President James Monroe. Bibliography: P. 391-399.

Author

Raoul, 1901- Berger

Publisher

Harvard University, Department of Sanskrit & Indian Studies

Published

1974

Language

EN

ISBN

9780674274259

Subjects

Military, Law, Government_military