Supreme Court Suspends Clinton From Practice Before Court
The Supreme Court suspended former President Clinton from practicing before the high court and gave him 40 days to show cause why he should not be permanently disbarred. The action follows Arkansas suspending his law license for five years with a $25,000 fine tied to the Lewinsky inquiry and Paula Jones case testimony. Clinton's defense argues disbarment in the high court is improper.
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Nichols appeal from Oklahoma City bombing rejected
Denver The US Supreme Court refused to reconsider the case of Oklahoma City bombing co defendant Terry Nichols after the FBI belatedly released investigative documents to his lawyers. The ruling sends the matter to the 10th Circuit for possible new trial hearings.
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Jackson again considers traveling to Afghanistan
Jackson keeps options open about visiting Afghanistan two days after saying he would not travel. He seeks the release of eight aid workers and the handover of Osama bin Laden for international justice. The trip’s outcome depends on Taliban commitments, Powell says it may not help.
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