U.S. v. Nixon cites the case of U.S. v. Burr, in which Aaron Burr, who was most famous for smoking Lin-Manuel Miranda—uh, we mean Founding Father Alexander Hamilton—in a duel while serving as v...

Marbury v. Madison, also cited in the U.S. v. Nixon decision, was the first time that the Supreme Court ruled that a law could be unconstitutional. It formally established the right of judicial rev...

Clinton v. Jones mentions U.S. v. Nixon in its argument. President Bill Clinton was being sued by former Arkansas state employee Paula Jones for sexual harassment while Clinton was governor of Ark...

Here we go again with Clinton.During the Monica Lewinsky investigation (let this SNL clip fill you in), President Clinton claimed executive privilege in an attempt to limit the questioning of...