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Judge Susan Webber Wright Throws Out Paula Jones Law Suit

Apr 01, 1998

Judge Susan Webber Wright has dismissed the lawsuit by Paula Corbin Jones against President Bill Clinton.

The full text of the order issued by Judge Wright is shown below.

Text of order issued by Judge Susan Webber Wright.

WrightThe plaintiff in this lawsuit, Paula Corbin Jones, seeks civil damages from William Jefferson Clinton, president of the United States, and Danny Ferguson, a former Arkansas state police officer, for alleged actions beginning with an incident in a hotel suite in Little Rock, Arkansas.

This case was previously before the Supreme Court of the United States to resolve the issue of presidential immunity but was remanded to this court following the Supreme Court’s determination that there is no constitutional impediment to allowing plaintiff’s case to proceed while the president is in office…. [Read more…]

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Judge Wright’s Ruling in the Paula Jones Case

Jan 29, 1998

This is the text of the ruling by U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright in the Paula Jones case.

The ruling was given in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Ruling by US District Judge Susan Webber Wright.

Before the court is a motion by the United States, through the Office of the Independent Counsel (OIC), for limited intervention and stay of discovery in the case of Jones vs. Clinton. … The Court held a telephone conference on this motion on the morning of Jan. 29, 1998, during which the views of counsel for the plaintiff, counsel for the defendants and the OIC were expressed. Having considered the matter, the court hereby grants in part and denies in part OIC’s motion. [Read more…]

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President Clinton’s Deposition in the Paula Jones Case

Jan 17, 1998

This is the full text of President Bill Clinton’s deposition in the Paul Jones sexual harassment lauwsuit.

Clinton made the deposition on Saturday, January 17, 1998. It was made public on March 13, 1998 by Jones’s lawyers, as part of their response to the Clinton legal team’s motion to have the case thrown out.

The deposition spans 215 printed pages. Of those, 88 pages are missing from the Jones submission. Gaps are marked below. In some cases, Jones’s attorneys replaced the names of women with the name “Jane Doe.” Jane Doe 1 is longtime Clinton friend Marilyn Jo Jenkins; Jane Doe 2 is longtime friend Beth Coulson; Jane Doe 6 is former intern Monica Lewinsky; and Jane Doe 7 is Shelia Davis Lawrence, widow of M. Larry Lawrence, whose body was exhumed from Arlington National Cemetery last year after it was discovered that he fabricated a World War II service record. [Read more…]

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Monica Lewinsky’s Affidavit in the Paula Jones Case

Jan 07, 1998

Monica S. Lewinsky signed this affidavit on Jan. 7. The statement was made public by Jones’ lawyers Friday, March 13, 1998, as part of their arguments opposing a motion for summary judgment filed by President Clinton’s lawyers.

In the affidavit released by Jones’ attorneys, Lewinsky is referred to as “Jane Doe” but her signature is on the last page of the document. [Read more…]

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