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'''John Dean''' is an American [[author]], [[attorney]], investment banker, convicted [[felon]], and counsel to President [[Richard Nixon]]. John Dean hired the notorious [[Plumbers  unit]], ordered the [[Watergate]] break-in without consulting Nixon and later turned states evidence to help topple Nixon. Nixon helped Dean cover up his crimes, which led to Nixon being charged with obstruction of justice on Dean's testimony. Dean is considered a hero on the [[left]], whereas Nixon supporters generally regard him as an unscrupulous snitch and weasel.  

'''John Dean''' is an American [[author]], [[attorney]], investment banker, convicted [[felon]], and former counsel to President [[Richard Nixon]]. John Dean hired the notorious [[Plumbers  unit]], ordered the [[Watergate]] break-in without consulting Nixon and later turned states evidence to help topple Nixon. Nixon helped Dean cover up his crimes, which led to Nixon being charged with obstruction of justice on Dean's testimony. Dean is considered a hero on the [[left]], whereas Nixon supporters generally regard him as an unscrupulous snitch and weasel.  

Mr. Dean plead guilty to charges of [[obstruction of justice]] in 1973 in a trial related to the [[Watergate]] scandal.  He testified against other Watergate conspirators, including [[H. R. Haldeman]], [[John Erlichman]], and [[John Mitchell]].

Mr. Dean plead guilty to charges of [[obstruction of justice]] in 1973 in a trial related to the [[Watergate]] scandal.  He testified against other Watergate conspirators, including [[H. R. Haldeman]], [[John Erlichman]], and [[John Mitchell]].