Monica Lewinsky complaints on lawyers supported in report

A report produced in 2000 on the way government lawyers questioned President Bill Clinton's intern and intimate Monica Lewinsky upholds her statements that she was treated poorly by them.
Prefer the Global Legal Post on Google

Gil C

The 100-page report has just been obtained by The Washington Post through a freedom of information request. It is called the ‘Report of the Special Counsel concerning allegations of professional misconduct by the Office of Independent Counsel in connection with the encounter with Monica Lewinsky on January 16, 1998’. 

Hysterical but focused 

She was taken to a hotel room and questioned for over 12 hours, mainly by Michael Emmick of the Office of Independent Counsel (IOC). The report concludes that, while no professional misconduct occurred, Mr Emmick ‘exercised poor judgment and made mistakes in his analysis, planning and execution of the approach to Lewinsky’. The report says: ‘For nearly twelve hours, the OIC lawyers were in a hotel room with this hysterical but very focused young lady who….resisted to the end their attempts to persuade her to cooperate. Source: Jezebel.com

Email your news and story ideas to: [email protected]

Top