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It provides a detailed description of the legal thinking behind the decision of the courts and it is not lengthy yet a very strong legal justification that can be used as the basis for decision in later comparable cases.
President Nixon...the watergate scandal.
Pres. Nixon's election committee broke into the DNC (<span>Democratic National Committee's) headquarters attempting to wire-tap phones and steal classified documents, which would give his party (republican) a HUGE advantage in the election. However, this didn't last too long because their plans were discovered and Pres. Nixon decided to pay the thieves large sums of money to keep their mouths quiet. (This was called the Watergate Scandal because they broke into the Watergate Hotel, Washington D.C..
The media laid a massive load of pressure on him, and congress told him he would have to resign, or be impeached.
Nixon didn't want to be known as the first president to be kicked out, so he resigned to be remembered as the first president to resign from his current state in office. </span>
This is the Torah. In its five books one can read, among others, about the creation of the world and very early patriarchs (Genesis), about the time when the Jews left Egypt (Exodus) and their life on Sinai (Numbers)
