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| | Starr Report Narritive |
 | | Lewinsky's affidavit, in denying "a sexual relationship," meant that there was "absolutely no sex of any kind in any manner, shape or form." In subsequent questioning by his attorney, President Clinton testified under oath that Ms. | | | Lewinsky wrote a number of documents, including letters and draft letters to the President. | | | Lewinsky in January and February 1998 did not culminate in an agreement, the OIC proceeded with a comprehensive investigation, which generated a great deal of probative evidence. |
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| | A Chronology: Key Moments In The Clinton-Lewinsky Saga |
| | June 26, 1998: Ken Starr presents arguments to a federal appeals court requesting that Secret Service personnel be required to testify in the Lewinsky case. | | | June 2, 1998: The outspoken Bill Ginsburg is replaced as Monica Lewinsky's lawyer with a team of experienced Washington litigators, Jacob Stein and Plato Cacheris. | | | May 27, 1998: Monica Lewinsky's lawyer, Bill Ginsburg writes an angry "open letter" to Ken Starr which was published in "California Lawyer." "Congratulations, Mr. |
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| | A Guide to the Monica Lewinsky Story |
| | By passing the article of impeachment regarding grand jury perjury, the House of Representatives determined that a President of the United States should be removed from office if he/she commits felonies (perjury) in an effort to win a civil court case. | | | Lewinsky's mother, was also granted the same level of immunity. | | | --Excerpt from Clinton's Deposition to Jones' Lawyers Regarding Lewinsky |
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| | Clinton's Skeleton Closet: Monica Lewinsky, The White House Intern Scandal |
| | They threatened to prosecute her and even her mother for felony obstruction of justice and her for perjury (though that is very rare in civil cases like the Paula Jones suit.) They wanted her to help them gather evidence against Clinton and Jordan, undercover. | | | These "talking points" were described as "too sophisticated for a 24 year old to write, and too amateur for a lawyer" by Linda Tripp's attorney. | | | Another source said that he admitted sex "as defined broadly by Paula Jones' attorneys." |
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| | Washingtonpost.com Special Report: Clinton Accused Key Players |
| | Lewinsky fired Ginsburg in June and replaced him with noted Washington trial attorneys | | | Clinton Lawyers Issue Apology to Lewinsky (Feb. 2, 1999) | | | Lewinsky came to the public's attention after she was subpoenaed by lawyers in the |
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| | The Clinton/Lewinsky scandal |
| | And whether or not Tripp is being a bad friend has nothing to do with whether or not the charges are true. | | | Spoof on the 1Q98 State of the Union address | | | Clinton said that he was "legally accurate" in his denial, during the Paula Jones case, of a sexual relationship with Lewinsky. |
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| | BBC News Timeline Timeline: The Clinton investigation |
| | Two of President Clinton's top aides are required to testify after a federal judge dismisses claims of executive privilege. | | | Prosecutors issue a historic subpoena ordering Clinton to testify in the investigation. | | | The Monica Lewinsky scandal has been cited both as one of the darkest periods in US political history and conclusive proof that the rule of law reigns supreme in the United States. |
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| | Lewinsky scandal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | [2] During the deposition, Clinton was asked "have you ever had sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky, as that term is defined in Deposition Exhibit 1, as modified by the Court." The judge ordered that Clinton be given an opportunity to review the agreed definition. | | | The news of this extra-marital affair and the resulting investigation eventually led to the impeachment of Bill Clinton in 1998 by the U.S. House of Representatives and his acquittal for charges of perjury and obstruction of justice in a 31-day Senate trial. | | | Under oath she admitted that her relationship with Clinton involved oral sex, including oral-anal contact, as documented in the Starr report, which eventually led to President Clinton's impeachment, on the basis of perjury and obstruction of justice regarding the affair. |
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| | Lewinsky scandal on Encyclopedia.com |
| | In September, Starr sent a 445-page report to the House of Representatives, recommending four possible grounds for impeachment : perjury, obstruction of justice, witness tampering, and abuse of authority (in claiming executive privilege and other actions). | | | LEWINSKY SCANDAL [Lewinsky scandal], sensation that enveloped the presidency of Bill Clinton in 1998-99, leading to his impeachment by the U.S. House of Representatives and acquittal by the Senate. | | | Lewinsky had earlier, in a deposition in the same case, also denied having such a relationship. |
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| | and Rachel L. Holloway. Images, scandal and communication strategies of the Clinton Presidency. Westport, Connecticut: Praeger, 2003. E886.2.I43 2003. | | | Esposito, Steven A. “Anonymous White House sources: how they helped shape television news coverage of the Bill Clinton - Monica Lewinsky investigation.” Communications and the Law 21, no. 3 (September 1999): 1, available from Infotrac. | | | Lexis-Nexis Academic: “public opinion” and scandal w/5 Lewinsky |
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| | 1998 - Free Encyclopedia |
| | November 19 - Lewinsky scandal: The United State House of Representatives' Judiciary Committee begins impeachment hearings against US President Bill Clinton. | | | May 22 - Lewinsky scandal: A federal judge rules that United States Secret Service agents can be compelled to testify before a grand jury concerning the scandal. | | | July 25 - The United States Navy commissions the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman and puts her into service. |
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| | Sex, Lies, and Audiotape: A Cognitive Analysis of the Clinton-Lewinsky Scandal - Psi Chi |
| | The purpose of this "legally accurate" definition was to mislead the public. | | | This is reminiscent of the most immediate cause for Nixon's resignation from the office of President--the discovery of audiotapes, which prevented him from denying his involvement in the Watergate scandal. | | | Perhaps there are lessons for future presidents to learn about the American perspective on extramarital sex, honesty, and the office of the Presidency. |
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| | Broadside Opinion |
| | Our mourning shall be brief; for the executive branch will prove to itself and to us that tomorrow's performance shall warrant fervent rejoice amongst the people; we expect nothing less. | | | I write to shed some light at what is taken for granted during the scandal. | | | More than a mere sequence of self-discovery, it is the protocol for the movement of opinion and ideas at the local, state, and federal level: indirectly by people and directly by representatives. |
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| | Lewinsky scandal - Simple English Wikipedia |
| | The Monica Lewinsky scandal (also called Monicagate) was a famous scandal where United States President Bill Clinton supposedly had sex with 22-year-old White House intern Monica Lewinsky and then lied about it to the Senate. |
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| | Lewinsky, Monica - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Lewinsky, Monica |
| | In only the second such impeachment vote in its history, the US Senate in February 1999 acquitted President Clinton of the two Articles of Impeachment against him – perjury and the obstruction of justice. | | | Lewinsky had been transferred to the Pentagon when senior White House officials noticed her clear infatuation with the president. | | | Eventually Lewinsky was granted immunity from prosecution in exchange for detailed testimony of her liaisons with Clinton, who, in public and under oath, had denied any sexual relationship. |
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| | Kenneth Starr - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | He was originally offered this post in 1996, however he withdrew from the appointment in 1998 after the Lewinsky controversy erupted and required his full-time attention. | | | After five years as independent counsel, Starr resigned and returned to private practice as an appellate lawyer and a visiting professor at the George Mason University School of Law. | | | Kenneth Winston Starr (born July 21, 1946) is an American lawyer and former judge who was appointed to the Office of the Independent Counsel to investigate the death of the deputy White House counsel Vince Foster and the Whitewater land transactions by President Bill Clinton. |
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| | BBC News Clinton Scandal Scandalous scoop breaks online |
| | There is no doubt that in many respects the scandal surrounding President Bill Clinton bears an uncanny resemblance to the notorious Watergate scandal, which brought down the President Richard Nixon in the 1970s. | | | But this may be the first time that a story of such consequence developed on the Internet. | | | The Clinton scandal was first published on the infamous Drudge report |
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| | DRUDGE REPORT |
| | Lewinsky's sworn written statement was executed last week after she was served with a subpoena in the Paula Jones sexual harassment case. | | | It is not clear if Clinton or Lewinsky kept the cigar, or if Lewinsky testified on the specifics of the encounter before a federal grand jury this week. | | | Through a suspected leak, the network obtained a copy of Lewinsky's affidavit and was reading portions of it to sources to provoke comment. |
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| | ABC's Shipman Rues Lewinsky Scandal Anniversary |
| | Shipman: "Five years is hardly enough time to judge the long-term effect of the scandal. | | | Shipman: "The real opening act in the Lewinsky scandal came four days later for most of us." | | | The Independent Counsel's office, looking into the Whitewater scandal, was given permission to extend its reach into another Clinton scandal: the Paula Jones case. |
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| | Zippergate: Monica Lewinsky Scandal Web Site |
| | This site was created in 1998 when the ZipperGate scandal with Monica Lewinsky and President Clinton broke. | | | The site also provides some contemporaneous news summaries as the scandal unfolded. | | | However, many thought these strikes were 'Wag the Dog' attempts by the administration to shift focus off the scandal. |
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| | This is True Takes on the Clinton-Lewinsky Scandal |
| | Further, he refused to say whether he and Clinton had discussed the scandal during a "wide-ranging" meeting. | | | The wording of Bill Clinton's denials in the Clinterngate scandal have left observers groping for answers. | | | Add to that the Freudian connection between "'power and the penis' (you knew that was coming up some time)", and the president's many sex scandals begin to make sense. |
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| | "The Clinton Presidency and the Politics of Scandal." (With Mark J. | | | "Forgiving and Forgetting: Public Support for Bill Clinton during the Lewinsky Scandal." (with Molly Sonner). | | | The Clinton Scandal and the Future of American Government. |
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| | Yeltsin: Intelligence Report Warned of Lewinsky Scandal |
| | The Russian communiqué claimed the plan was to play on Clinton’s "penchant" for young ladies and to ensnare him in a sex scandal that would bring down his presidency. | | | Yeltsin writes that some time after the scandal passed, he considered giving Clinton a copy of the secret Russian report but decided he wouldn’t, fearing the report might "traumatize" Clinton. | | | Revelations made by former Russian president Boris Yeltsin that his intelligence agencies were aware of Bill Clinton’s affair with Monica Lewinsky has raised alarm among national security experts. |
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| | Falwell Confirms Lewinsky Affair Linked To Israeli Lobby Intrigue |
| | It was a view of the president, his back to the camera, clearly taken from the video in which he was seen hugging the soon-to-be infamous Miss Lewinsky when she was in a receiving line at the White House some two years before. | | | What made the advertisement so striking was that it used a rear view of President Clinton (first captured on video in 1996) that had never been published but which, in the wake of the Lewinsky scandal, became very familiar. | | | This author can now reveal, for the first time, that two figures at the very highest level of the Clinton White House were personally given copies of The Spotlight's articles regarding these matters and that, at the time, they quietly acknowledged that the articles were "probably right." |
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| | CLINTON / LEWINSKY SCANDAL PAGE |
| | New readers should read down and then decide whether to go to the Unlaundered Clinton limericks (link will be provided). | | | l Clinton, Lewinsky limericks, Vernon Jordan, scandal, clinton sex scandal, Monica Lewinsky, President Clinton limericks, staffer, starr, tripp, Lewinsky limericks, Vernon Jordan, scandal, | | | Q: Can you describe what Monica Lewinsky's duties were at the White House? |
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| | MIS 411/511 News |
| | Drudge Report -- Matt Drudge's infamous Net-based gossip sheet that broke the Lewinsky scandal happens to have great news links |
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