Word: subpoenaing
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LITTLE ROCK: A federal court clerk Tuesday signed U.S. District Judge George Howard Jr.'s subpoena ordering President Clinton to testify in next month's trial of James and Susan McDougal and prepared to send it to the White House. Lawyers for the President say they will advise Clinton to give his testimony on videotape or via a satellite conference call. The McDougal lawyers, meanwhile, are still trying to have Clinton appear in person. The critical question prosecutor Kenneth Starr would explore with the President: whether he pressured former municipal judge David Hale to approve a $300,000 loan...
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS: A federal district judge has ordered President Clinton subpoenaed to testify in the Whitewater trial of his former business partners James and Susan McDougal that starts March 4 in Little Rock. A White House source, speaking on condition of anonymity, told the Associated Press "we expect that ... discussions with Mrs. McDougal's lawyers will result in the President providing videotaped testimony." Senate Whitewater Committee Chairman Alfonse D'Amato called the subpoena order "An extraordinary turn of events, which underscores again the need to get all the facts." Requested by Jennifer Horan, an attorney for the McDougals...
...billing records Huber found clarify the extent of Hillary Clinton's legal work for Madison Guaranty, the savings and loan owned by the Clintons' Whitewater partner, James McDougal. They had been under subpoena by both Whitewater independent counsel Kenneth Starr and the Resolution Trust Corporation, but the Clintons had maintained they were lost. The notation in the papers of 60 hours billed by Hillary to the Madison account has sparked further investigation and connected her with the dubious Castle Grande real estate deal...
...records in plain sight. Huber told the committee she was in the book room days before her discovery and saw no papers on the table. Asked if she thought someone had deposited them deliberately in the interim, she answered, "Someone had." If the papers were knowingly withheld while under subpoena, that someone might have committed a felony...
...lawyer, and most of her counsel has come from other people who think like lawyers. And a lawyer's strategy is never give up anything unless you have to." At issue today were the billing records documenting Mrs. Clinton's legal work for Madison Guaranty, which disappeared under subpoena for about two years before mysteriously turning up in a room next to her office in the White House residence three weeks ago. McAllister notes that resolving the Whitewater issue to the public's satisfaction, and the prosecutor's, could be critical to President Clinton's re-election chances...