Executive privilege
I.has been defined narrowly by the Supreme Court.
II.is an express power granted to the president in Article II of the Constitution.
III.refers to the entire collection of rights enjoyed by the president.
IV.allows presidents to break the law with impunity.

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Executive privilege has been defined narrowly by the Supreme Court, primarily to allow the president to keep certain communications private if disclosing them would disrupt the functions or decision-making processes of the executive branch. It is not an express power in the Constitution, does not refer to all presidential rights, and does not permit lawbreaking.

Executive Privilege I.has Been Defined Narrowly by the Supreme Court