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9780890895412

The Politics of Executive Privilege

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    9780890895412

  • ISBN10:

    0890895414

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-01-01
  • Publisher: Carolina Academic Press

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Author Biography

Louis Fisher is Senior Specialist in Separation of Powers at the Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress.

Table of Contents

Foreword xi
Introduction xv
Constitutional Principles
3(24)
Early Skirmishes
6(8)
Robert Morris Inquiry
6(1)
Steuben's Annuity
7(3)
St. Clair Investigation
10(1)
Investigating Hamilton
11(2)
Diplomatic Correspondence with France
13(1)
The Contempt Power
14(3)
Judicial Guidelines
17(2)
Presidential Challenges
19(8)
The Appropriations Power
27(22)
Power of the Purse
27(1)
Warm-Up Debates in 1789
28(2)
Treaty Disputes, 1791-96
30(9)
Algerine Treaty
30(3)
Jay Treaty
33(6)
Louisiana Purchase
39(1)
House Participation in Treaty Power
40(5)
Funding the Contras
45(1)
Legislative Vetoes
46(3)
The Impeachment Power
49(22)
Presidential Policies
49(2)
Andrew Jackson Fights Back
51(6)
The Senate Resolution
51(1)
The House Investigation
52(5)
Impeaching Andrew Johnson
57(1)
Watergate
58(4)
Iran-Contra
62(2)
Clinton's Impeachment
64(3)
Is Censure an Option?
67(4)
The Appointment Power
71(20)
Kleindienst Nomination
71(3)
L. Patric Gray III
74(2)
Judicial Nominations
76(5)
Rehnquist for Chief Justice
76(1)
Robert Bork
77(2)
Stephen Trott
79(1)
Miguel Estrada
79(2)
Ambassador to Guyana
81(1)
Environmental Crimes Section (DOJ)
82(2)
Senate ``Holds''
84(4)
Must the Senate Always Act?
88(3)
Congressional Subpoenas
91(20)
Issuing a Subpoena
91(3)
Immunity
94(1)
The Ashland Case
95(2)
DOJ Opinion: Seizing Suspects Abroad
97(3)
DOJ Documents: The Inslaw Affair
100(3)
Whitewater Notes
103(3)
FBI Corruption in Boston
106(5)
The Contempt Power
111(24)
Actions from 1975 to 1981
112(12)
Rogers C. B. Morton
112(2)
David Mathews
114(2)
Henry Kissinger
116(2)
Joseph A. Califano, Jr.
118(3)
Charles W. Duncan, Jr.
121(2)
James B. Edwards
123(1)
James Watt
124(2)
Gorsuch Contempt
126(4)
Travelgate and Jack Quinn
130(2)
Contempt Action against Reno
132(3)
House Resolutions of Inquiry
135(26)
Origins of the Procedure
136(2)
Committee and Floor Procedures
138(2)
Administrative Discretiona
140(2)
Committee Review
142(7)
Committee Amendments
143(1)
Adverse Reports
144(3)
Competing Investigations
147(2)
Discharging a Committee
149(1)
Military Operations in Vietnam
150(4)
Forcing Other Legislative Actions
154(3)
Supplemental Hearings
154(2)
Triggering Legislation
156(1)
Mexico Rescue Package
157(1)
Iraq's Declaration on WMD
158(3)
The ``Seven Member Rule''
161(18)
Origin of the Statute
161(4)
Applying the Statute
165(2)
The Waxman Request
167(1)
District Court Decision
168(4)
Request for Reconsideration
172(1)
Briefs for the Ninth Circuit
173(6)
GAO Investigations
179(20)
Statutory Authorities
179(1)
Problems of Access
180(3)
The GAO-Cheney Face-Off
183(13)
The Legislative Request
184(3)
Challenging GAO's Legal Authority
187(5)
The Demand Letter
192(3)
Going to Court
195(1)
The Court Decides
196(1)
Lieberman's Subpoenas
196(3)
Testimony by White House Officials
199(30)
Watergate and Its Aftermath
199(3)
Cutting One's Losses
202(1)
The Clinton Years
203(5)
White House-Treasury Contacts
204(1)
Travel Office Firings
205(1)
Security of FBI Files
206(2)
Presidential Pardons
208(16)
Scope of the Power
208(2)
Basic Procedures
210(1)
FALN Clemency
211(5)
Marc Rich et al.
216(3)
Clinton's Defense
219(3)
Grand Jury Probe
222(2)
Tom Ridge
224(5)
National Security Claims
229(28)
Controlling National Security Information
230(7)
Commander in Chief
231(2)
Head of the Executive Branch
233(3)
``Sole Organ'' in Foreign Affairs
236(1)
Role of the Courts
237(8)
The Pentagon papers
238(2)
Recent Statutory Changes
240(1)
Department of the Navy v. Egan (1988)
241(2)
The Garfinkel Case
243(2)
Settling Executive-Legislative Collisions
245(6)
The AT&T Cases
246(1)
Proceedings against Henry Kissinger
247(1)
The James Watt Episode
248(1)
Charges about Congressional ``Leaks''
248(3)
Congressional Access to Executive Branch Employees
251(6)
The Lloyd-LaFollette Act
251(3)
Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989
254(1)
Congressional Action in 1998
254(3)
Conclusions 257(4)
Subject Index 261(9)
Index of Cases 270

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