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Bill Clinton was the first president to assert executive privilege when he agreed to testify for the Lewinsky scandal. Having been trialed by Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr, Clinton lost. Starr claimed that because no one was above the law that he must turn over any evidence related to the investigation.

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If a president is ever impeached for any reason, fair trials are conducted if any information is given to the court. If ever a president withholds information from the court, it will become impossible for them to conduct a fair trial against the charges given to the president.

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The president has the power to keep his various communications secret. Calls are all done on a secure line and scheduled by the secret service. The president can't call anyone without notifying the secret service.

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When Must a President Reveal Information to a Court?

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When Must a President Reveal Information to a Court?

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No court has the authority to question a presidents claim of executive privilege. The executive privilege allows specific information to be withheld not only from the public, Congress and the court system.