The autonomous direction's report mapped out 11 conceivable justification for the reprimand of the president. On Saturday, the president's attorneys let go back with a furious invalidation of the charges. Starr's claims, and a rundown of the White House reaction: LIED UNDER OATH

1 Starr: "President Clinton lied under pledge in his common situation when he denied a sexual issue, a sexual relationship, or sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky." White House: The president's answers regarding these matters don't fall inside the legitimate meaning of prevarication since 1. they were "actually genuine" 2. Clinton did not "purposely" make any false reactions 3. "answers to characteristically vague inquiries can't constitute prevarication" and 4. "a prevarication arraignment can't lay on the declaration of a solitary witness."

2 Starr: "President Clinton lied under pledge to the amazing jury about his sexual association with Ms. Lewinsky." White House: Even if Clinton and Lewinsky's declarations vary on the broadness of sexual contact or the length of their relationship, that still does not demonstrate that the president "purposely and deliberately gave false declaration."

3 Starr: "In his common testimony, to help his false articulation about the sexual relationship, President Clinton likewise lied under promise about being separated from everyone else with Ms. Lewinsky and about the many blessings traded between Ms. Lewinsky and him."

White House: Clinton "did not deny meeting alone" with Lewinsky, nor did he "deny that they traded blessings." His answers were lawfully precise, and he was under no lawful commitment to help the indictment by volunteering extra data.

4 Starr: "President Clinton lied under promise in his common testimony about his discourses with Ms. Lewinsky concerning her association in the Jones case."

White House: The president clowned with Lewinsky about being subpoenaed in the Jones case before he at any point saw a witness list. Because Ms. Lewinsky vouched for extra discussions regarding this matter after Clinton had seen the rundown "does not set up that the president's answer was in exact."

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Obstacle OF JUSTICE

5 Starr: "Amid the Jones case, the President deterred equity and had a comprehension with Ms. Lewinsky to together disguise reality about their relationship by covering endowments subpoenaed by Ms. Jones' lawyers."

White House: Even Lewinsky's declaration that Clinton reacted to her recommendation that she dispose of endowments with the words "well" or "I don't have the foggiest idea" does not constitute check of equity. In any case, Clinton was not worried about the blessings and did not educate Betty Currie to lift them up.

6 Starr: "Amid the Jones case, the President deterred equity and had a comprehension with Ms. Lewinsky to mutually disguise reality of their relationship from the legal procedure by a plan that incorporated the accompanying means: (i) Both the President and Ms. Lewinsky comprehended that they would lie under pledge in the Jones case about their sexual relationship; (ii) the President proposed to Ms. Lewinsky that she set up a sworn statement that, for the President's motivations, would memorialize her declaration under promise and could be utilized to anticipate addressing of them two about their relationship; (iii) Ms. Lewinsky marked and documented the false sworn statement; (iv) the President utilized Ms. Lewinsky's false oath at his statement trying to take off inquiries concerning Ms. Lewinsky; and (v) when that fizzled, the President lied under pledge at his common affidavit about the association with Ms. Lewinsky."

White House: Clinton and Lewinsky tried to disguise the idea of their relationship, yet this is not hindrance of equity. Likewise, Clinton was not legitimately committed to check that announcements Lewinsky made in her statement were exact.

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7 Starr: "President Clinton tried to discourage equity by helping Ms. Lewinsky acquire a vocation in New York when she would have been a witness unsafe to him were she to come clean in the Jones case."

White House: Obstruction of equity requires that a respondent knew about a "pending legal process" and acted "corruptly with the particular goal to block or meddle with the procedures"; constrained employment help was never given on a restrictive premise.

LIED UNDER OATH

8 Starr: President Clinton lied under vow in his common affidavit about his talks with Vernon Jordan concerning Ms. Lewinsky's contribution in the Jones case.

White House: The OIC's [Office of the Independent Counsel's] "record of the inquiry and answer is basically bogus." Portions of the president's declaration which does not discount having ever addressed Jordan on the issue were discarded from Starr's report.

WITNESS TAMPERING

9 Starr: "The President dishonorably altered a potential observer by endeavoring to corruptly impact the declaration of his own secretary, Betty Currie, in the days after his common statement."

White House: Since Currie was never an observer for the Jones case and the OIC's test had not yet been reached out to cover the Lewinsky matter, any connections Clinton may have had with her couldn't fall under the rubric of witness altering or check of equity.

Impediment OF JUSTICE

10 Starr: "President Clinton attempted to discourage equity amid the stupendous jury examination by declining to affirm for seven months and misleading senior White House assistants with information that they would transfer the President's false articulations to the amazing jury - and did along these lines beguile, hinder, and block the fantastic jury."

White House: Clinton's "insignificant redundancy of an open foreswearing" to assistants since January did not impact their ensuing declaration before the fabulous jury since they were not addressed as potential observers of sexual movement; the way that he declined to affirm "missing impulse" was judicious and not the slightest bit unlawful.

Mishandle OF POWER

11 Starr: President Clinton mishandled his protected specialist by (i) deceiving people in general and the Congress in January 1998 about his association with Ms. Lewinsky; (ii) promising around then to collaborate completely with the excellent jury examination; (iii) later denying six solicitations to affirm deliberately to the fabulous jury; (iv) conjuring Executive Privilege; (v) deceiving the great jury in August 1998; and (vi) lying again to people in general and Congress on August 17, 1998 - all as a major aspect of a push to obstruct, hinder, and avoid conceivable request by the Congress of the United States.

White House: Clinton summoned official benefit and attempted to keep mystery benefit specialists from vouching for "ensure the protected interests of the administration,"" not to block the great jury procedures. False disavowals and refusals to affirm don't constitute mishandle of energy.




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