Word: counsels
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Weld is currently a counsel to McDermott, Will and Emery in its Boston and New York offices. He resigned as governor of Massachusetts last summer to pursue his nomination as Ambassador to Mexico...
...clergy privileges. Without it, you run the risk of injuring what is a tremendously important relationship." Not everybody is convinced. "The presidency comes with a lot of perks, but this one is just over the top," says St. John's University professor John Barrett, an expert on the independent-counsel law. "Does the law need to build a protection to protect a President from behaving himself...
...documents obtained by TIME in a related case help explain the independent counsel's dilemma, showing at once why Starr has some reason to suspect a White House campaign to keep Webb Hubbell quiet and why any such campaign turned out to be impossible to prove. It has been known for a long time that Clinton's closest associates worked behind the scenes in 1994 to find employment for Hubbell, one of the President's best pals. He had just resigned as Associate Attorney General amid allegations that he bilked clients and his law firm while a Little Rock partner...
Richard V. Scali, the commission's legal counsel, suggested that in order to remain consistent with past decisions, the commission ought to require Druid's owner and manager to attend meetings of the Cambridge Liquor Advisory Board...
...Packed with references to Nixon, Starr's speech was pointedly delivered on the 24th anniversary of the day that president refused to let the courts hear his Oval Office tapes -- and to the same audience, the San Antonio Bar Association, that Jaworski addressed in that year. So the independent counsel is trying to spin Intern-gate into Watergate, and himself into Jaworski. Spinning the evidence might be a taller order: Whatever else the Tripp tapes contain, they're no smoking...