In the case of US v Nixon the US Supreme Court ruled which of the following? conficts between the executive and judicial branch should always be made in favor of the judicial branch the president was required to hand over information anytime Congress or the Courts requests it the president's claim of executive privilege only prevails when it is bases on harm to national security that would occur if it were shared the need for evidence in a criminal proceeding is more important than the general interest of the executive branch keeping all communications private

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In the case of US v Nixon the US Supreme Court ruled which of the following? conficts between the executive and judicial branch should always be made in favor of the judicial branch the president was required to hand over information anytime Congress or the Courts requests it the president's claim of executive privilege only prevails when it is bases on harm to national security that would occur if it were shared the need for evidence in a criminal proceeding is more important than the general interest of the executive branch keeping all communications private

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In the case of US v Nixon, the US Supreme Court ruled that the need for evidence in a criminal proceeding is more important than the general interest of the executive branch keeping all communications private. The court held that while the president does have a right to confidentiality in communications, this right is not absolute and must be balanced against the needs of justice in a criminal trial. The court ordered President Nixon to turn over the tapes, which ultimately led to his resignation.

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