Word: legally
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...criticism of Clinton extends to his current legal trouble...
...consider providing the press release to the Crimson before it was requested. In not doing so we adhered to the principle that the College, while being as open as it can legally be in response to inquiries, should not go on the offensive against its own students in the court of public opinion. A different issue would have been presented had the safety of the community been at stake, but with Mr. Elster under arrest there was no question of public safety. (We had also done our best, before charges had been pressed, to ascertain that Mr. Elster...
...just shouldn't have said it," he shrugged at his daily White House briefing. "Sometimes being a spokesman means shutting up." But the concerns he voiced were clearly genuine; it?s not the first time McCurry has complained of feeling "out of the loop" on the scandal and its legal wranglings. He's just never said it so candidly before. McCurry and the President are not on the same page when it comes to Lewinsky -- indeed, he admitted, they have barely discussed the matter...
Should we demand a legal stop to inhuman research? Possibly. Would that be enough to stop dehumanizing technology from expanding into our everyday lives? Hardly. INGEMAR LINDAHL Lidkoping, Sweden...
...keep sensational information to themselves. Second, however, because they are playing a more complicated game in which leaks have a purpose. They are leaking secrets to advance their cases, color public opinion about their clients and put pressure on other potential witnesses to tell the truth. Not all legal cases are settled in the courts, and while it is not a pretty sight, we have seen this all before...