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Executive privilege protects:

A All presidential communications without exception
B Presidential communications regarding national security and policy deliberations, but not absolutely
C Congressional records
D Judicial opinions

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Executive privilege (United States v. Nixon): protects presidential communications but is not absolute — can be overcome by a demonstrated, specific need in criminal proceedings.

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