Robert Mardian

Robert Mardian was an American lawyer and political figure known for his role in the 1970s watergate scandal investigations. He served as an assistant attorney general and was involved in the Nixon administration's legal affairs. Mardian was also a close associate of the Nixon team, which led to his subpoena and subsequent trial related to the Watergate controversy. Although he was accused of conspiracy and obstruction, he was ultimately acquitted of all charges. His career highlights the complex intersections of law, politics, and scandal during that era.