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President Bush's indication that he will resist any efforts to obtain records stemming from Harriet Miers' six years in the White House signals a likely tug of war over executive privilege, say observers. Because Miers has never been a judge and apparently has little in the way of writings or speeches to suggest how she would approach the Supreme Court's work, a document demand is inevitable as the Senate gears up to consider her nomination, say court and presidential scholars.
October 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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