In Watkins case, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the constitution does not render any power to the congress to uncover the privately reserved activities of the individual.
<h2>The vocabulary terms most closely related may be as follows:</h2>
Watkins was charged for his misdemeanor in failing to answer the questions posed by the members of the congress. Supreme Court urged him to disclose the identity of the individuals whom he recognized to be the advocates of the communist party.
He shunned off answering this question saying that these inquiries were outside the scope for which he was sworn in court.
