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Executive Power vs. Judicial Authority
This chapter examines the contentious relationship between presidential power and judicial authority, particularly in the context of a potential constitutional crisis. It highlights the implications of presidential defiance of court rulings, referencing historical conflicts like Nixon's standoff with the Supreme Court. The conversation raises concerns about the legitimacy of the judiciary when faced with an executive that undermines constitutional norms, emphasizing the critical role of public perception in sustaining judicial authority.