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'''Paula Jones''' (b. 1966) was an [[Arkansas]] state employee who was allegedly propositioned by [[Bill Clinton]] at a [[Little Rock]], Arkansas hotel during Clinton's [[governor|governorship]] of the state. She subsequently sued Clinton, during his [[president|presidency]], for sexual harassment, but the case was dropped after Clinton paid her $850,000. In the course of a legal deposition in the Jones case, Clinton denied having had a relationship with [[Monica Lewinsky]], thus opening himself to charges of [[perjury]].
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'''Paula Jones''' (b. 1966) was an [[Arkansas]] state employee who was allegedly propositioned by [[Bill Clinton]] at a [[Little Rock]], Arkansas hotel during Clinton's [[governor|governorship]] of the state. She subsequently sued Clinton, during his [[president|presidency]], for sexual harassment, but the suit was dropped after Clinton paied her $850,000. Seven months earlier, Jones' case was dismissed by the district court, but Jones appealed.
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In the course of a legal deposition in the Jones case, Clinton denied having had a relationship with [[Monica Lewinsky]], thus opening himself to charges of [[perjury]].
  
 
==Further information==
 
==Further information==
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/pjones/pjones.htm
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*http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/pjones/pjones.htm
  
 
[[Category:Women]]
 
[[Category:Women]]
 
[[Category:Biographies]]
 
[[Category:Biographies]]

Revision as of 17:44, September 20, 2008

Paula Jones (b. 1966) was an Arkansas state employee who was allegedly propositioned by Bill Clinton at a Little Rock, Arkansas hotel during Clinton's governorship of the state. She subsequently sued Clinton, during his presidency, for sexual harassment, but the suit was dropped after Clinton paied her $850,000. Seven months earlier, Jones' case was dismissed by the district court, but Jones appealed.

In the course of a legal deposition in the Jones case, Clinton denied having had a relationship with Monica Lewinsky, thus opening himself to charges of perjury.

Further information