15. Which of the following does not represent the court's response to Nixon's argument during the Watergate case? If Nixon could keep the tapes confidential, it would inhibit the judiciary from doing its job. In this case, executive privilege was not absolute. The interests of the president must be above the interest of the judiciary. The tapes were not to be kept secret in the interest of fair administration of criminal justice.

15. Which of the following does not represent the court's response to Nixon's argument during the Watergate case? If Nixon could keep the tapes confidential, it would inhibit the judiciary from doing its job. In this case, executive privilege was not absolute. The interests of the president must be above the interest of the judiciary. The tapes were not to be kept secret in the interest of fair administration of criminal justice.