The wire-tapping was not a very large crime, all Nixon had to say was that he did not do it. He wouldn't have been lying. However, Nixon did not say this. Instead of confessing it to the public

Justice Warren E. Burger wrote, "Nowhere in the Constitution ... is there any explicit reference to a privilege of Confidentiality," he also said, "yet to the extent this interest relates to the effective discharge of a President's powers, it is constitutionally based." (The Supreme Court A to Z.)

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