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16 Chap. L. Rev. [i] (2012-2013)

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Volume 16               Spring 2012              Number 1
C 2012 by Chapman Law Review
TRANSCRIPTS
Watergate's Unanswered Questions: 40 Years of
Hindsight [Adapted from Keynote Address]
John W. Dean      .......................   .............. 1
President Nixon's Secret Tapes: Evidence that
Politically, Legally and Historically Defined Watergate
(and More)
John W. Dean, Scott Armstrong, and Alex Butterfield..... 9
ARTICLES
Watergate and Vietnam: The Cold War Origins of a
Constitutional Crisis
Stephen M. Griffin.    ........................ ..... 31
Watergate, Multiple Conspiracies, and the White House
Tapes
Arnold Rochvarg......................... 47
How Much is an Ambassadorship? And the Tale of How
Watergate Led to a Strong Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
and a Weak Federal Election Campaign Act
Ciara Torres-Spel liscy...............      ...........71
Post-Watergate: The Legal Profession and Respect for the
Interests of Third Parties
Laurel A. Rigertas    ......................  ...... 111
Learning the Right Lesson from Watergate: The Special
Prosecutor and the Independent Counsel
Jonathan L. Entin ....................... 151

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