Based on the textual commitment of lack of judicially discovery and manageable standards, the court found the case was non-justiciable giving them power to rule on it. Nixon doesn’t have absolute privilege to withhold information, therefore his conviction was affirmed. The court held that the question of whether or not the Senate violated the U.S. Constitution was declared non-justiciable. (The Oyez Project, United States v. Nixon, 418 U.S. 683 (1974). The clause provides three requirements and as long as those rules weren’t violated, the court could not rule on additional impeachment procedures; done by the Senate
