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	Ken Starr before House Judiciary Committee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		STARR: There are a couple of issues or instances in which we issued a press release where we do have -- we clearly issued a press release with respect to certain matters.
		STARR: Congressman Frank, what she did was to provide for a procedure that didn't provide -- quote -- "openness." It provided for an adversarial process, and this is all in the public domain.
		STARR: We had -- first of all, there is an investigation that is continuing, and as of this date of reporting, we do not have any information that the president is involved.
	academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu /history/johnson/starrtest.htm (1814 words)

	Ken Starr's Leaks to the Post Backfire and Starr Recants - "Sort of" calling Post Writer Schmidt a Liar
		Starr will not indict Lewinsky for her petty perjury for fear that this would inevitably hold up his reports on Whitewater, and other matters which he has managed to stick his bogus patrician nose into, to federal judges who appointed him in the first place.
		Starr wanted to re-indict him for other trespasses in order to increase the pressure to "sing." The problem for Hubbell is that he is an admitted and convicted felon.
		Starr is hoping he can find some scintilla of proof that White House staff and others took documents out of Vince Foster's office after his tragic suicide and that they tried to "limit" searches of his office by law enforcement people, and whether they lied when describing those events under oath.
	www.americanpolitics.com /040898StarrBackfires.html (2587 words)

	Ken Starr
		I met Ken Starr almost six years ago when he and I both had the privilege of being asked at the same time by a mutual friend, Dean Ron Phillips, to serve as members of the Pepperdine Law School Board of Visitors-professional friends of the Law School.
		Ken is also truly committed-committed among other things to living out righteousness in the profession to which he was called.
		Ken took his commitment to Christ and His righteousness into the task to which he was called as well as his professional skills and responsibilities.
	www.don-henley.com /main/starr.htm (1054 words)

	A Guide to the Monica Lewinsky Story
		Starr was placed in charge of new investigations by Janet Reno seemingly out of convenience since it wouldn't require the creation and appointment of new independent counsels.
		Starr endured heavy criticism in February of 1997 when Pepperdine University in California announced he would be relinquishing his role as independent counsel and would be accepting a position as the dean of its law school and of a new public policy school there.
		Starr that this could present him with a potential conflict of interest during his investigation of money which might have been given to Hale by Scaife.
	www.coffeeshoptimes.com /ken.html (503 words)

	KEN STARR PETITION: Background Particulars
		Starr disregarded Justice Department guidelines that discourage the calling of a target--such as the President--before a Grand Jury when it is nearly impossible politically for that target to exercise his Constitutional right to plead the Fifth Amendment.
		Starr promised to "search his recollection" and comply "if it is viewed as germane to what is before you." On Dec 13, 1998, he wrote a letter, still under oath, to the Judiciary Committee, stating that he first learned of the Lewinsky tapes on Jan 12, 1998.
		Starr stated in his HJC testimony Nov 19, 1998 that his interrogators had discouraged Monica from talking to her lawyer on the grounds that she had asked for Frank Carter who was a civil rather than criminal attorney.
	www.americanreview.us /pet2.htm (4207 words)

	Ken Starr - The Clinton's Accomplice?
		Starr’s failure to seek Hubbell’s cooperation--a basic condition of granting a plea agreement--violates the most fundamental procedures followed by federal prosecutors.
		Starr was appointed Independent Counsel in August of 1994, after the three-judge panel decided not to appoint Robert Fiske.
		Starr would delay his scathing report on Lewinsky, which would be so damaging to Clinton that it might even call for his impeachment.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Crete/3450/starr.html (1603 words)

	Review \|...And the Horse He Rode in On: The People v. Kenneth Starr
		Starr went on to link his Lewinsky probe with the ongoing Jones case (which was recently settled out of court).
		Carville cites what he says are multiple instances in which Starr or his associates leaked "sleazy or illegal" information about the Clinton inquest to the press, and then he attacks the scandal-obsessed media for spreading salacious and frequently unsubstantiated rumors about the President right after news broke a year ago of a Clinton-Lewinsky affair.
		His portrayal of Starr as a moral zealot was given credence by Starr himself, whose report to Congress based its impeachment charges primarily on Clinton's personal sexual dalliances with Lewinsky.
	www.januarymagazine.com /nonfiction/carville.html (1142 words)

	News Hounds: Ken Starr Talks About Clinton
		Starr commented on Clinton's difficult and humble beginnings praising his rise "to be 1st in his class." Starr described Clinton's life as a"human story" speaking in quiet measured words, he sounded almost complimentary.
		Starr instead of denying or defending his actions said," I was waiting for the Attorney General's call to quit.
		Starr's reference to "1st in the class' was interesting and maybe Starr's unusual animosity for Clinton can be traced becak to Georgetown.
	www.newshounds.us /2004/08/08/ken_starr_talks_about_clinton.php (368 words)

	Citizen Petition to Investigate Ken Starr
		Starr is under investigations by: 1) a Special Master appointed by Judge Norma Holloway Johnson to investigate Starr's possible violations of Rule 6(e) by allegedly leaking secret Grand Jury material to the press, and 2) by the D.C. Office of Bar Counsel for alleged ethics violations.
		Starr expressed his belief that a person who was under suspicion, such as Monica Lewinsky, and who had asked to speak to her attorney, should be discouraged from doing so.
		Starr's apparent bias and prosecutorial zeal are pertinent to the impeachment matter because they bear upon the credibility of his inferences in the Starr Referral to Congress.
	www.americanreview.us /petition.htm (2139 words)

	Ken Starr leads Jan. 13 discussion of his new book
		But Duke law students welcomed Kenneth Starr as one of their own Monday, as the former solicitor general and independent counsel appeared at his alma mater to visit with students and professors and talk about his new book.
		But justices who were members of that generation and voted in the majority were able to put their emotions aside and be guided by the principles of the law, he said.
		Starr talked briefly about his stint as independent counselor in the Whitewater investigation, telling students that his family lightly refers to it as the "recent unpleasantness."
	www.law.duke.edu /features/news_starr_herald.html (816 words)

	Juris Publici - Ken Starr
		If Starr's investigation mandated that Monica's own mother be threatened and intimidated, and forced to testify against her own daughter, leaving her, too, frightened and in tears – well, that's the price of liberty and justice.
		Ken Starr's reputation as a person and as an attorney are unmatched in his generation in terms of integrity, professionalism, accuracy, and intelligence.
		Starr graduated from Duke Law School at the top of his class, took a clerkship on the U.S. Supreme Court, was the youngest Federal Judge in the History of the D.C. Court and argued over 20 cases in front of the U.S. Supreme Court as Solicitor General of the United States under the Bush administration.
	law.richmond.edu /jurispub/1999/11/Nov99-Farkas-Litsey.html (2139 words)

	Ken Starr, Perjury and Sex - Some Thoughts on the Current Clinton Investigation
		Starr bashing is a clever way to take the focus off the investigation and to demonize the person who had been appointed to do a job - a job that was supported by Democrats and President Clinton.
		Ken Starr is upholding the law, and until the White House spin doctors started the whole Starr-bashing bandwagon, no one ever considered Ken Starr partisan in any way, shape or form.
		Ken Starr must be allowed to do his job, and perhaps if the President had not lied, and continued to lie and stonewall, the investigation would be over by now.
	www.rightgrrl.com /carolyn/aug3098.html (1892 words)

	Kenneth Starr - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kenneth Winston Starr (born July 21, 1946) is an American lawyer and former judge who was appointed to the Office of the Independent Counsel to investigate the death of the deputy White House counsel Vince Foster and the Whitewater land transactions by President Bill Clinton.
		Starr would later receive authority to conduct additional investigations, including the firing of White House Travel Office personnel, potential political abuse of confidential FBI files, [3] and, most notoriously, possible perjury and obstruction of justice to cover up President Clinton's sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
		Starr expressed regret for ever having asked the Justice Department to oversee the Lewinsky investigation, saying "the most fundamental thing that could have been done differently" would have been for somebody else to have investigated the matter[8].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ken_Starr (1878 words)

	Handwriting Analysis—Ken Starr: Public Enemy #1
		Starr and his henchmen, along with the full backing of the Republican Party, collaborated to remove the President from office, but wound up shooting themselves in the foot.
		I think Ken Starr and the late director of the FBI, J Edgar Hoover, who exhibited the same abuse of power, suffer from the same character flaws.
		Ken starr is noted for responding to negative articles and editorials about him.
	www.viewzone.com /hw.starr.html (1054 words)

	Transcript: Ken Starr Discusses His Investigation - April 2, 1998
		STARR: Well, first of all, you are able to say things that if they come out of my mouth, I'm in trouble.
		Starr, how important was the investigation of Paula Jones in the one you're conducting.
		As my last comment just indicates, we have the White House travel office matter that was given to us by the attorney general in 1996, and we have been working very hard on that, but we have had some issues, litigation issues, that have caused us delays, over which we have no control.
	edition.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/1998/04/02/transcripts/starr (2961 words)

	BBHQ: The Truth About Ken Starr
		Starr says, "Now Susan, I want you to testify that Bill Clinton broke the law." Susan replies, "But that would be a lie." Starr counters, "That's OK; just say it." And Susan McDougal's lawyer just sits there silently while Starr tells his client to lie.
		Starr was given tape recorded evidence of possible perjury and obstruction of justice.
		Starr is required by law to send a report to the House of Representatives.
	www.bbhq.com /kenstarr.htm (990 words)

	Ken Starr: Malibu Dreams - Publisher Schemes
		Starr is not laboring under at least an appearance of conflict," Eisele wrote.
		Of course, Starr's office declined to comment on Judge Eisele's opinion and the fact that Judge Wilson, although admitting Mandanici's complaint might go nowhere in Arkansas, deserved to he heard by the public.
		Not only is Starr perceived as a right-wing fanatic and a political operative posing as a non-aligned investigator, but he has also been under constant fire from national figures defending the President and First Lady.
	www.americanpolitics.com /082097MalDreamScheme.html (1047 words)

	Ken Starr Visit
		Distinguished graduate Ken Starr Â’73 returns to the Law School on Monday, Jan. 13 to lead a brown-bag lunch discussion of his latest book, First Among Equals: The Supreme Court in American Life.
		Starr will be available to autograph copies of the book (limited copies available in the DeanÂ’s Office, or online at amazon.com) immediately following the event in the Blue Lounge.
		Kenneth Starr was born in Vernon, TX in 1947, the son of a Church of Christ minister.
	www.law.duke.edu /features/news_kstarr_visit.html (410 words)

	Ken Starr
		Friends and colleagues describe Kenneth Starr, 52, as a cerebral, slightly stiff man of unfailing good manners.
		Since August 1994 Starr has been hovering over Bill Clinton's shoulder, peering at every memo in the White House and raking over every financial and political transaction of Clinton's career -- from his election in 1978 as governor of Arkansas right up to the Monica Lewinsky affair.
		Starr's original brief as independent counsel was to investigate what has come to be known as the Whitewater affair -- allegations springing from a failed land development project in Arkansas.
	www.cincypost.com /starr/players/starr.html (303 words)

	The Mind of Ken Starr
		Clinton attorney David Kendall’s allegations this week, that Starr violated grand jury secrecy laws by leaking information to the media, will likely meet a similar fate; indeed, a major strength of conscientious personalities is their low susceptibility to impropriety or transgression.
		Given the unbending moral rectitude of the conscientious character, Starr is preordained to play his part strictly by the book, with little tolerance for prosecutorial discretion.
		Starr’s conscientious qualities fail to reach the clinical threshold for obsession; moreover, his personality profile is substantively devoid of the paranoid undercurrent that typifies the "puritanical compulsive" syndrome described in the clinical literature.
	www.csbsju.edu /USPP/Research/Starr.html (627 words)

	Panel debates Ken Starr's methods
		In August 1994, a special three-judge panel appointed Kenneth Starr independent counsel to investigate potential wrongdoing by President Clinton and his associates in connection with the failed land deal in Arkansas known as Whitewater.
		The length and scope of Starr's inquiry have caused some to chastise the prosecutor and his tactics, but others argue that there is nothing peculiar about his methods and that he should be allowed to complete his work.
		Of the issues Starr is investigating, Lowi wondered why the prosecutor seems not to be directing the greatest amount of attention toward "Filegate" -- which involved a White House staffer, without required clearance, accumulating more than 300 classified FBI dossiers on employees of the Reagan and Bush administrations.
	www.news.cornell.edu /Chronicle/98/4.23.98/Ken_Starr.html (652 words)

	Online NewsHour: Ken Starr - Oct. 18, 1999
		KENNETH STARR: Well, I think the principal effort, and I hope it can be viewed as an accomplishment, was to serve faithfully the principles of our legal system, to try zealously to find out the relevant facts, to assess those facts in a very professional way and then to make sound judgments.
		KENNETH STARR: I was going to say that I think there was a sense that the Whitewater investigation had long since been concluded; that really was not so at the time.
		KENNETH STARR: To provide information about what I was doing -- and then more carefully assessing what additional matters to take on because I would, in fact, be through had we simply remained with, as an office, the very wide ranging Whitewater investigation, which was a misleading misnomer to begin with.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/law/july-dec99/starr_10-18.html (3193 words)

	Ken Starr MD Consulting
		Dr. Ken Starr is an Emergency Medicine Physician in Eugene, Oregon.
		Starr assists in paramedic education and development by teaching appropriate documentation, reviewing and updating treatment protocols, and hosting educational lectures on current and controversial subjects that give paramedics a better understanding of the patients they evaluate and treat.
		Ken Starr MD Consulting provides the firepower when you need it.
	www.kenstarrmd.com (176 words)

	Salon Newsreal \| The Salon Report on Kenneth Starr
		The only criticism of Starr's performance that the elite media has been able to muster during the frenzy of the last several months is that the independent counsel is not PR-savvy, that he lacks the conniving political instincts of, say, President Clinton.
		The fact that Starr pursued this political goal during the first three years of his investigation with the key assistance of David Hale, a tainted witness who now stands accused of taking money and legal help from anti-Clinton activists with ties to Starr himself, is now the subject of another federal inquiry.
		Now that Starr has "got" Clinton on Lewinsky, it's become an article of faith among the opinion elite that the prosecutor's unlimited probe has been completely vindicated and that any attempt to impugn him is folly.
	www.salon.com /news/1998/09/cov_10newsb.html (1171 words)

	Starr Emerges as Key Lawyer for N.Y. Times - September 30, 2004 - The New York Sun
		As the New York Times gears up for what it argues is a First Amendment fight to stop federal prosecutors from learning the identities of two reporters' confidential sources, the paper is enlisting a surprising ally.
		The Times, which is suing Attorney General Ashcroft in federal court in Manhattan, has retained Kenneth Starr, the former special prosecutor who, in years past, was a darling of the right and felt the sting of the paper's editorials.
		Starr is teamed up with the New York lawyer Floyd Abrams, a veteran First Amendment lawyer, to block a federal prosecutor at Chicago from obtaining phone records of reporters Philip Shenon and Judith Miller.
	www.nysun.com /article/2457 (374 words)

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