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The First Family
Other White House Personnel
Department of Defense Employees
Monica Lewinsky's Friends/Family/Acquaintances
Monica Lewinsky's New York Employment Contacts
Lawyers and Judges
The Significance of the Evidence of Wrongdoing
The Scope of the Referral
The Contents of the Referral
I. Nature of President Clinton's Relationship with Monica Lewinsky
II. 1995: Initial Sexual Encounters
III. January-March 1996: Continued Sexual Encounters
IV. April 1996: Ms. Lewinsky's Transfer to the Pentagon
V. April-December 1996: No Private Meetings
VI. Early 1997: Resumption of Sexual Encounters
VII. May 1997: Termination of Sexual Relationship
VIII. June-October 1997: Continuing Meetings and Calls
IX. October-November 1997: United Nations' Job Offer
X. November 1997: Growing Frustration
XI. December 5-18, 1997: The Witness List and Job Search
XII. December 19, 1997 - January 4, 1998: The Subpoena
XIII. January 5-January 16, 1998: The Affidavit
XIV. January 17, 1998-Present: The Deposition and Afterward
There is Substantial and Credible Information that President Clinton Committed Acts that May Constitute Grounds for an Impeachment
III. There is substantial and credible information that President Clinton lied under oath during his civil deposition when he stated that he could not recall being alone with Monica Lewinsky and when he minimized the number of gifts they had exchanged.
IV. There is substantial and credible information that the President lied under oath during his civil deposition concerning conversations he had with Monica Lewinsky about her involvement in the Jones case.
B. There is substantial and credible information that President Clinton lied under oath in his civil deposition when he denied knowing that Ms. Lewinsky had received her subpoena at the time he had last talked to her.
V. There is substantial and credible information that President Clinton endeavored to obstruct justice by engaging in a pattern of activity to conceal evidence regarding his relationship with Monica Lewinsky from the judicial process in the Jones case. The pattern included:
A. Evidence Regarding Affidavit and Use of Affidavit
B. Summary of President's Grand Jury Testimony
C. Evidence Regarding Cover Stories
D. The President's Grand Jury Testimony on Cover Stories
VII. There is substantial and credible information that President Clinton endeavored to obstruct justice by helping Ms. Lewinsky obtain a job in New York at a time when she would have been a witness against him were she to tell the truth during the Jones case.
X. There is substantial and credible information that President Clinton endeavored to obstruct justice during the federal grand jury investigation. While refusing to testify for seven months, he simultaneously lied to potential grand jury witnesses knowing that they would relay the falsehoods to the grand jury.
XI. There is substantial and credible information that President Clinton's actions since January 17, 1998, regarding his relationship with Monica Lewinsky have been inconsistent with the President's constitutional duty to faithfully execute the laws.