The Right and the Power

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The Right and the Power is a memoir by Watergate special prosecutor Leon Jaworski that recounts his experiences investigating the Nixon administration and explores the limits of presidential authority.

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instanceOf book
memoir
about executive privilege
impeachment-related investigations
independence of special prosecutors
legal and ethical constraints on presidents
author Leon Jaworski
countryOfOrigin United States
describes investigation of the Nixon administration
role of the Watergate special prosecutor
discusses checks and balances in U.S. government
constitutional crisis during Watergate
focusesOn limits of presidential authority
rule of law in American government
separation of powers in the United States
genre non-fiction
political memoir
hasNotableCharacter Leon Jaworski
Richard Nixon
hasNotableEvent Saturday Night Massacre
Watergate investigation
linked to: Watergate scandal
hasPerspective first-person account
intendedAudience general readers interested in U.S. politics
students of law and political science
language English
mainSubject Richard Nixon
United States presidency
Watergate scandal
constitutional law
presidential power
narratedBy Leon Jaworski
timePeriodDescribed Nixon administration
early 1970s United States politics

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