John Dean

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John Dean is a former White House Counsel best known for his central role in the Watergate scandal and his testimony against President Richard Nixon.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf author
lawyer
person
political commentator
appearedOn news and political commentary programs in the United States
birthDate 1938-10-14
birthPlace Akron
surface form: Akron, Ohio, United States
conviction obstruction of justice (Watergate-related)
cooperatedWith United States Watergate Special Prosecutor
surface form: Watergate prosecutors
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Georgetown University
Georgetown University
surface form: Georgetown University Law Center

College of Wooster
surface form: The College of Wooster
employer Nixon administration
Executive Office of the President of the United States
surface form: Office of the President of the United States

White House
endTime 1973 (as White House Counsel)
familyName Dean
fieldOfWork law
politics
fullName John Wesley Dean III
genre memoir
political non-fiction
givenName John
hasPoliticalAlignment associated with Republican Party (earlier career)
knownFor early cooperation with investigators during Watergate
public criticism of presidential abuses of power
language English
laterKnownAs critic of modern conservative movement
legalStatus convicted in connection with Watergate scandal
notableFor central role in the Watergate scandal
testimony against President Richard Nixon
occupation White House Counsel
attorney
participantIn Watergate scandal
positionHeld White House Counsel
residence United States of America
surface form: United States
sentence reduced sentence in exchange for cooperation
spouse Maureen Dean
startTime 1970 (as White House Counsel)
testifiedBefore United States Senate Watergate Committee
wrote Blind Ambition
Broken Government
Conservatives Without Conscience
Lost Honor
The Nixon Defense
Worse Than Watergate

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