Includes bibliographical references (pages 335-346) and index.
Contents
Part I. A basic watergate background -- Identifying the real wrongdoing -- Understanding watergate -- What went wrong -- Part II. Collusion -- The secret meetings between judges and Watergate prosecutors -- Part III. Getting Nixon "at all costs" -- Staffing the Nixon impeachment -- Part Iv. Denying due process to the Watergate defendants -- A fair and impartial trial judge -- Even handed, non-partisan prosecutors -- An untainted and unbiased jury -- The automatic right to an appeal -- Part V. The view from here -- So what?
Summary
Reveals violations of ethical and legal standards during the Watergate Affair in 1974, including collusion between prosecutors and the federal judges who tried the cases, and argues that Nixon's "smoking gun" recording was taken out of context.
