Investigating American Presidents

This series of 12 informative lectures explores the investigation of presidential power, drawing on historical examples and legal frameworks to provide insights into how accountability measures have evolved in American politics. Led by Professor Rosenzweig, the course examines key moments involving presidents like Richard Nixon, Ulysses S. Grant, and Bill Clinton, offering a balanced and thorough look at the processes that keep presidential power in check. Designed for both legal experts and general learners, the lectures delve into the history and mechanics of investigating potential abuses of power within the U.S. government.