Presidential Power and Legal Boundaries

This chapter examines the intricate relationship between the U.S. presidency and the legal system, focusing on the implications of a president using the Justice Department for personal gain. It highlights the evolving roles of the White House counsel and the Office of Legal Counsel, emphasizing the delicate balance between legal advice and political ambitions. Additionally, the discussion explores the historical significance of the White House counsel's role and their impact on presidential decision-making.

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