Imprudence and Partisanship: Starr’s OIC and the Clinton-Lewinsky Affair – Fordham Law Review

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Imprudence and Partisanship: Starr’s OIC and the Clinton-Lewinsky Affair

By Robert W. Gordon

September 20, 2011

December 1999

Vol. 68

No. 3

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