| Memo and Articles of Impeachment, 1974 August 1 | Box 1, 1 |
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One memorandum to Senator Roth and Burkett, forwarding a copy of the articles of impeachment porposed by the House Judiciary Committee against President Nixon. |
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| Impeachable Offenses | Box 1, 2 |
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Briefing book on the history of impeachment, with particular emphasis on the types of offences for which an individual could be impeached under the United States Constitution. |
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| U.S. vs Nixon-- Issues and Background | Box 1, 3 |
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Background on the Supreme Court case United States v. Nixon. |
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| Proper conduct for a United States Senator in advance of or during a Senate trial of impeachment | Box 1, 4 |
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A summary of the roles, responsibilities and conduct of a Senator during an impeachment trial. |
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| Summary: Senator Roth's actions regarding Watergate | Box 1, 5 |
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A timeline of statements, press releases, interviews and correspondence between Senator Roth and the Nixon administration re. Watergate. This folder also includes copies of material from the timeline. |
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| Basic materials on impeachment | Box 1, 6 |
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Includes information on the history of impeachment and its inclusion in the U.S. Constitution. Includes excerpts from The Federalist Papers, no. 65. |
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| Disqualification of a Senator as a member of the Senate sitting in trial of impeachment for bias or interest | Box 1, 7 |
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Summary information on reasons why a senator may be disqualified from serving as a judge in an impeachment trial. Includes numerous citations in case law, U.S. Code and other sources on the topic. |
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| Judicial review of an impeachment conviction | Box 1, 8 |
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Background on judicial review of impeachment convictions in the United States. Includes case law and statutory citiations, as well as research from other sources. |