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    The Notion That a Sitting President Could Be Sued by a Private
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The Notion That a Sitting President Could Be Sued by a Private

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The notion that a sitting President could be sued by a private citizen in a civil suit for conduct alleged to have been committed before the President took office was upheld in the case, William Jefferson Clinton v. Paula Corbin Jones.

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