Nixon vs. The United States of America. Explains all aspects of the case and the reasons why the Supreme court decided as they did
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…his use of public funds to improve his private property. After this decision, a beleaguered President released three tapes to the public on August 5, 1974; one revealing that he had attempted to thwart the FBI's inquiry into the Watergate burglary. It proved that Nixon had been a large part in the cover-up from its beginnings. With this new evidence and the remaining congressional support for the president crushed, Richard Nixon became the first President to resign.
…his use of public funds to improve his private property. After this decision, a beleaguered President released three tapes to the public on August 5, 1974; one revealing that he had attempted to thwart the FBI's inquiry into the Watergate burglary. It proved that Nixon had been a large part in the cover-up from its beginnings. With this new evidence and the remaining congressional support for the president crushed, Richard Nixon became the first President to resign.
