New Haven, Conn. Public Defender Francis T. Mandanici's quest to investigate former Whitewater Special Prosecutor Kenneth W. Starr took a big step forward. He finally has a judge to take this hot-potato matter, and that judge says he has a case. Mandanici wants the federal courts to investigate whether Starr's office solicited false testimony against Clinton.
February 22, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
New Haven Public Defender Francis T. Mandanici’s quest to investigate former Whitewater Special Prosecutor Kenneth W. Starr took a big step forward on Valentine’s Day.
He finally has a judge to take this hot-potato matter, and that judge says he has a case.
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