Scandals aren't ever over when they're over. Both President Clinton and former Independent Counsel Kenneth W. Starr are the subjects of scandal-related court filings in Arkansas. The president's is before the state Supreme Court; Starr's is before a federal district bench. The officials charged with investigating the allegations against the men have shown an aversion to the task, but the complainants are not taking "no thanks" for an answer.
January 13, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Washington — Scandals here aren’t ever over when they’re over.
Both President Clinton and former Independent Counsel Kenneth W. Starr are the subjects of scandal-related court filings in Arkansas. The president’s is before the state Supreme Court; Mr. Starr’s is before a federal district bench.
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