Issued by the House Judiciary Committee on 1-14-99
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February 12, 1999
Statement by Chairman Henry Hyde at the Post-Vote Press
Conference
February 8, 1999
House Managers' Letter to Senate Majority Leader and Senate Minority
Leader regarding Mr. Blumenthal's testimony.
February 8, 1999
Mr. Manager Sensenbrenner - Closing Statement
Mr. Manager Cannon - Closing Statement
Mr. Manager Gekas - Closing Statement (no prepared statement)
Mr. Manager Chabot - Closing Statement
Mr. Manager Barr - Closing Statement
Mr. Manager Buyer - Closing Statement
Mr. Manager McCollum - Closing Statement
Mr. Manager Canady - Closing Statement
Mr. Manager Bryant - Closing Statement
Mr. Manager Hutchinson - Closing Statement
Mr. Manager Rogan - Closing Statement
Mr. Manager Graham - Closing Statement
Mr. Manager Hyde - Closing Statement
February 6, 1999
Manager Rogan's Statement to Senate
February 4, 1999
Motion of the United States House of Representatives for the
Admission of Evidence, the Appearance of Witnesses, and the
Presentation of Evidence
January 26, 1999
Managers' Statement on David Kendall's Presentation
January 26, 1999
Motion of the United States House of Representatives for the
Appearance of Witnesses at a Deposition and to admit Evidence not
in the Record
Memorandum in Support of
Motion
January 25, 1999
House Managers' Points in Opposition to the Motion to Dismiss
January 23, 1999
Managers' Response to the Letter from the Democratic Leader
Concerning the Managers' Request to Interview Monica Lewinsky
January 23, 1999
Managers' Response to Judge's Ruling
January 22, 1999
House Managers Send Letter to Senate
About President Clinton's Invitation to Testify
January 22, 1999
Response #030 Ruff's False
Assertion that Betty Currie was not called to testify
January 22, 1999
Henry Hyde Responds to Byrd Announcement
January 21, 1999
Response of the House Managers
to the Presentations of Mr. Craig and Ms. Mills
January 21, 1999
Managers' Response to White House Presentation
Response #024 Rep. Hutchinson
Quote
Response #025 There is NO Legal
Difference Between Direct and Circumstantial Evidence
Response #026 Encouraging
Monica to LIE
Response #027 What is the
applicable law of obstruction
Response #028 Did Mrs. Currie
have to be a witness?
Response #029 The Attempt to
Tamper with Mrs. Currie
January 20, 1999
Managers' Response to White House Presentation
Response #009 Multiple Offenses
in One Article
Response #010 Specificity in
Articles of Impeachment
Response #011 Confusion of
Definition of Sexual Relations
Response #012 Relevance of
Deposition Perjury
Response #013 Beginning of
Relationship
Response #014 Proving
Perjury
Response #015 Lies about the
Relationship
Response #016 Perjury About
Sexual Relations
Response #017 Perjury about
Lying in the Deposition
Response #018 The President Paid
Attention
Response #019 Perjury About the
Use of the False Affidavit
Response #020 White House
Attacks of House Managers
Response #021 What About the
DNA?
Response #022 Perjury About
Lying to Potential Witnesses
Response #023 The President
Should Not Be Treated Differently than Judges
January 20, 1999
Response of House Managers to the
Presentation of Mr. Ruff
January 19, 1999
Managers' Response to White House Presentation
Response #001 Clinton Grand Jury
Perjury
Response #002 The Job Search
Response #003 Jordan's Help in
Lewinsky's Job Search
--no response #004--
Response #005 President
Fabricated Stories About Monica Lewinsky
Response #006 Encouraging Monice
to LIE
Response #007 Gift Transfer
Response #008 Unexpected
questions about Monica Lewinsky
January 16, 1999
Statement of Congressman Stephen
Buyer
Charts
Statement
of Congressman Lindsey Graham
Charts
Statement
of Charles Canady
Charts
Closing
Statement of Chairman Henry Hyde
(Attached
Letter)
January 15,
1999
Response to Harkin Objection to the word "Juror"
January 15, 1999
Impeachment Trial of William J. Clinton
Statement
of Congressman Bill McCollum
Chart
Statement
of Congressman George W. Gekas
Statement
of Congressman Steve Chabot
Charts
Statement
of Congressman Chris Cannon
Charts
Statement
of Congressman Bob Barr
January 14, 1999
Impeachment Trial of William J. Clinton
Opening
Statement of Congressman Henry J. Hyde
Statement
of Congressman F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.
Statement
of Congressman Ed Bryant
Statement
of Congressman Asa Hutchinson
Charts for
Congressman Hutchinson
Statement
of Congressman James E. Rogan
January 14,
1999
Reply of the United States House of Representatives to the Trial
Memorandum of President William Jefferson Clinton
January 13,
1999
Statement Regarding Possible Witnesses
January 13, 1999
Replication
of the House of Representatives to the Answer of President William
Jefferson Clinton to the Articles of Impeachment
Index
of Factual Record
Factual Record submitted to the Senate of the United States by the Managers on the Part of the U.S. House of Representatives
January 11,
1999
Trial Memorandum Submitted on the Behalf of the House of
Representatives
In PDF format: Pages
1-62 and Pages
63-113
January 8,
1999
Statement by Henry Hyde Regarding Senate Deal
(Senate - January 08,
1999)
Senate Resolution 16-- To provide for issuance of a summons and for
related procedures concerning the articles of impeachment against
William Jefferson Clinton, President of the United
States
January 8,
1999
Statement by Henry Hyde Regarding Need for Fact Witnesses During
Trial
H. Res.
10
Appointing the authorizing managers for the impeachment trial of
William Jefferson Clinton, President of the United States (as
received in the Senate).
January 6,
1999
Floor Statement of Chairman Hyde
Appointment of Managers
December 19,
1998
Senate Majority Leader/Senate Democratic Leader letter transmitting
Senate Office of Legal Counsel document reviewing the historical
background of the Senate's constitutional responsibilities and
summarizes existing rules.
December 19, 1998
House Resolution
614, appointing and authorizing managers for
the impeachment trial of William Jefferson Clinton, President of the
United States.
December 18,
1998
Bob Dole Supports House Action on Impeachment
December 18,
1998
Chairman Hyde Floor Statement
December 17,
1998
Henry Hyde Statement on House Impeachment Schedule
December 16,
1998
Henry Hyde Statement on House Impeachment Schedule
December 16, 1998
House Report
105-830: Impeachment of William Jefferson
Clinton, President of the United States
December 15,
1998
Committee Releases Impeachment Report Introduction
December 14,
1998
Judiciary Committee Sets the Records Straight
December 10, 11, and 12,
1998
Impeachment Inquiry: William Jefferson Clinton, President of the
United States,
Consideration of Articles of Impeachment
Committee Print - Serial No. 18
December 12, 1998
Dear
Colleague transmitting the following
statements:
Statement
of David Schippers, Majority Chief Investigative Counsel (pdf)
Statement
of Charles F.C. Ruff, Counsel to the President (pdf)
Statement of Abbe Lowell, Minority Chief Investigative Counsel (pdf)
Prepared Statement of David Schippers with links to Exhibits and Charts
December 12,
1998
Judiciary Committee Responds to Greg Craig Statement
December 12, 1998
Continuation of Impeachment Inquiry
Statement of Chairman Hyde Regarding Censure
H. Res. ____, a Resolution Impeaching William Jefferson Clinton, President of the United States, for high crimes and misdemeanors (ordered reported to the House).
H.J. Res. ____, expressing the sense of Congress with respect to the censure of William Jefferson Clinton (considered, failed to order reported to the House).
Chairman Hyde letter to Speaker Gingrich and Speaker-Nominee Livingston informing them that pursuant to H.Res. 581, the Committee on the Judiciary has ordered reported a privileged resolution impeaching William Jefferson Clinton, President of the United States, for high crimes and misdemeanors.
Speaker of the House Gingrich
response to Chairman Hyde.
Speaker-Nominee Livingston response to Chairman Hyde.
December 11,
1998
Judiciary Committee Responds to President Clinton's
Statement
December 11, 1998
Continuation of Impeachment Inquiry
Representative F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.
Representative Stephen E. Buyer
Represenetative William L. Jenkins
H. Res. ____, a Resolution Impeaching William Jefferson Clinton,
President of the United States, for high crimes and misdemeanors (began consideration).
December 10,
1998
Impeachment Inquiry: William Jefferson Clinton, President of the
United States
Presentations by Investigative Counsel
Committee Print - Serial No. 19
December 10, 1999
Continuation of Impeachment Inquiry
Presentation by David P. Schippers, Chief Investigative Counsel
December 8 and 9,
1998
Impeachment Inquiry: William Jefferson Clinton, President of the
United States
Presentation on Behalf of the President
Committee Hearing - Serial No. 68
December 9, 1998
Continuation of Hearing on Impeachment Inquiry Pursuant to H. Res.
581
[Discussion/Working Draft Only]
December 8,
1998
Hyde Responds to Latest White House Submission
December 8,
1998
Impeachment Inquiry Witness List Shows Bipartisanship
December 8, 1998
Hearing on Impeachment Inquiry Pursuant to H. Res. 581
Chairman Hyde Opening Statement
Honorable Robert J. Drinan, S.J.
Submission by Counsel for President Clinton to the Committee on the
Judiciary of the United States House of Representatives
October 7,
1998
Congress Research Service Report
Continuation of an Impeachment Proceeding or an Impeachment
Investigation from One Congress to the Next Congress
December 7,
1998
Committee on the Judiciary Approves White House Request for Witnesses
and Confirms Schedule
December 7,
1998
Excerpts of Correspondence Between House Judiciary Commitdtee and the
White House
December 7,
1998
Henry Hyde to Hold Press Availability
December 6,
1998
Judiciary Committee Offers White House Two Full Days to Present
Case
December 5,
1998
Chairman Hyde Responds to White House Witness Request
December 4,
1998
Henry Hyde Responds to White House Attacks on Judiciary
Committee
December 4,
1998
Judiciary Committee Corrects Misinformation Regarding Questioning of
White House Counsel
Decembr 3,
1998
Committee on the Judiciary Response to White House Letter of
12/2/98
December 3,
1998
Statement by Henry Hyde on Impeachment Inquiry
December 2,
1998
Response to White House Letter
December 2,
1998
Judiciary Committee Announces Tentative Schedule for the Impeachment
Inquiry
December 1,
1998
Judiciary Committee Chairman Responds to Minority Leader Gephardt's
Letter
December 1, 1998
Full Committee Oversight Hearing
Consequences of Perjury and Related Crimes (Serial
No. 67)
Ms. Pam Parsons (no prepared statement),
Honorable Gerald B. Tjoflat (no prepared statement),
Honorable A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr.,
Admiral Leon A. Edney, U.S.N. (Ret.),
Lieutenant General Thomas P. Carney (no prepared statement),
November 30,
1998
Press Release
Henry Hyde Responds to President Clinton's 81 Answers
November 30,
1998
Press Release
Judiciary Committee Hearing on Perjury Tomorrow
*** Witness List ***
November 27,
1998
Statement by Henry Hyde in Response to President Clinton's 81
Answers
November 27,
1998
Reference Guide to assist in the review of the White House's response
to the 81 questions
November 25,
1998
Press Release
Henry Hyde Asks White House for Cooperation
November 23,
1998
Media Advisory
Judiciary Committee to Hold Hearing on "Perjury and Related
Crimes"
November 20,
1998
Press Release
Henry Hyde Responds to Ken Starr's Appearance Before the Judiciary
Committee
November 20,
1998
Press Release
Committee Announces Deposition Schedule for Impeachment
Inquiry
November 19, 1998
Full Committee Business Meeting re:
Consideration of Subpoenas for Depositions: Daniel Gecker, Nathan
Landow, Robert Bennett, and Bruce Lindsey.
November 19,
1998
Press Release
Statement by Henry Hyde on Today's Hearing and the Progress of the
Impeachment Inquiry
November 19, 1998
Full Committee Impeachment Hearing:
Hearing on Impeachment Inquiry Pursuant to H.Res. 581
Witness List, Chairman Hyde Opening Statement,
Independent Counsel Kenneth
Starr (PDF)
Full Transcript of Hearing - Serial No. 66 (PDF-863KB)
November 18,
1998
Press Release
Statement by Henry Hyde on Additional Witnesses in the Impeachment
Inquiry
November 18,
1998
Press Release
Judiciary Chief of Staff Responds to White House Counsel's
Letter
November 17,
1998
Press Release
Henry Hyde Responds to White House's Request
November 17,
1998
Press Release
Judiciary Committee Releases Audiotapes of Lewinsky-Tripp
Conversations
November 17, 1998
Portions of House Document
105-316 (Parts 1-3) entitled:
Supplement Materials to the Referral to the
United States House of Representatives Pursuant to Title 28, United
States Code, Section 595(c) Submitted by the Office of Independent
Counsel, which contain written transcripts of
audiotaped conversations between Monica S. Lewinsky and Linda
Tripp.
November 16,
1998
Press Release
Henry Hyde Responds to Conyers' Request
November 13,
1998
Press Release
Judiciary Committee Receives Additional Materials from Independent
Counsel
November 12,
1998
Press Release
Henry Hyde Responds to Reps. Conyers and Scott
November 9, 1998
House Judiciary Constitution Subcommittee Hearing
"The Background and History of Impeachment"
Witness List, Representative Charles Canady, Representative Bob Goodlatte,
Representative Bob Barr, Representative Lamar Smith,
Representative Ed Bryant, Representative Asa Hutchinson,
William Van Alstyne, Charles Cooper, Esq., Stephen Presser,
Gary McDowell, Jonathan Turley, Griffin Bell, Esq.,,
John O. McGinnis, Forrest McDonald, Richard Parker,
John Harrison, Michael Gerhardt, Cass Sunstein,
Laurence Tribe, Dan Politt, Matthew Holden,
Susan Low Bloch, Father Robert Drinan, Jack Rakove,
Excerpts from the report on the Impeachment of Richard M. Nixon, President of the United States, 1974
November
1998 (PDF) (Pages 1-17)
Committee on the Judiciary Print - Serial No. 10
Impeachment - Selected Materials
(This material is in the process of being made available
electronically. This print will be posted here in
sections)
November
1998 (PDF)
Committee on the Judiciary Print - Serial No. 9
Constitutional Grounds for Presidential Impeachment: Modern
Precedents
Appendix Materials (PDF)
November 5,
1998
Statement of Henry J. Hyde on Impeachment Inquiry
Schedule
Congressional Research Service Reports (PDF) (October
1998)
98-882A
Impeachment Grounds: A Collection of Materials
98-893A
Impeachment Grounds: Part I: Pre-Constitutional Convention
Materials
98-894A
Impeachment Grounds: Part 2: Selected Constitutional Convention
Materials
98-895A
Impeachment Grounds: Part 3: Hamilton, Wilson and Story
98-896A
Impeachment Grounds: Part 4A: Articles of Past Impeachments
98-897A
Impeachment Grounds: Part 4B: Articles of Past Impeachments
98-898A
Impeachment Grounds: Part 5: Selected Douglas/Nixon Inquiry
Materials
98-899A
Impeachment Grounds: Part 6: Quotes from Sundry
Commentators
October 14,
1998
Hyde Statement on Progress of Impeachment Inquiry
October 14,
1998
Constitution Subcommittee Hearing on Impeachment
Postponed
October 8,
1998
Floor Statement by Honorable Henry Hyde
Honorable F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.
H.Res.
581
Authorizing and directing the Committee on the judiciary to
investigate
whether sufficient grounds exist for the impeachment of William
Jefferson
Clinton, President of the United States.
Report
105-795 (pdf)
Committee on the Judiciary Legislative Report
Investigatory Power of the Committee on the Judiciary with Respect to
its
Impeachment Inquiry
October 7,
1998
Independent Counsel Responds to Hyde-Conyers Letter
Starr Does Not Rule Out Further Impeachment Referrals
Committee Print - Serial
Number 8
Authorization of an Inquiry Into Whether Grounds Exist for the
Impeachment of William Jefferson Clinton, President of the United
States - Meeting of the House Committee on the Judiciary held October
5, 1998
October 5, 1998
Opening
Statement on Resolution of Impeachment
Inquiry - Honorable Henry J. Hyde
Honorable F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.
David P. Schippers, Chief Investigative Counsel
Committee on the Judiciary - Majority
Resolution to authorize the Committee on the Judiciary to investigate
fully and completely whether sufficient grounds exist for the House of
Representatives to exercise its constitutional power to impeach William
Jefferson Clinton, President of the United States of America; ordered reported by
a vote of 21-16.
Committee on the Judiciary Impeachment Inquiry Procedures,
adopted by voice vote.
House Document 105-316 (Parts 1-3) entitled: Supplemental Materials to the Referral to the United States House of Representatives Pursuant to Title 28, United States Code, Section 595(c) Submitted by the Office of Independent Counsel
October 2,
1998
Statement by Henry Hyde on Alternative Impeachment Inquiry Resolution
Proposal
Regarding the Question of Impeachment Continuation From One Congress to the Next Congress
September 29,
1998
Congressional Research Service Report for Congress
Censure of the President by the Congress
September 28,
1998
Statement by Henry Hyde, Chairman, House Judiciary
Committee
September 17, 18, 25,
1998
Votes of the Committee in Executive Session Pursuant to H.Res. 525
(PDF file)
September 23,
1998
Statement by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry
Hyde
Communication from the Office of Independent Counsel,
Kenneth W. Starr, Appendixes to the Referral, Submitted September 9,
1998; Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary and ordered to be
printed, September 18, 1998. House document 105-311 is available on
the following sites:
THOMAS:
Legislative Information
GPO Access: House Document 105-311
September 18,
1998
Committee Statement on Votes to Release
Materials
September 18,
1998
Statement by the Judiciary Committee
September 16, 1998
Outline
of Possible Impeachment Procedures
September 11, 1998
Report of the Independent Counsel referred to the United States House
of Representatives
In HTML format:
End
Page
In PDF format (17MG): Report
September 11,
1998
Hyde Floor Statement on Referral Resolution
H.Res.
525
Providing for a deliberative review by the Committee on the Judiciary
of a communication from an independent counsel, and for release
thereof; and for other purposes.
September 11,
1998
Public Distribution of Independent Counsel Report
September 10,
1998
Hyde Statement to House Rules Committee
September 9,
1998
Hyde Statement on Referral of Report from Office of Independent
Counsel
August 18,
1998
Hyde Statement on President's Testimony
Congressional Research Service Reports
98-524
The Intersection Bewteen the Former Presidents Act and the
Impeachment Process
98-283
Independent Counsel Provisions: An Overview of the Operation of the
Law
98-186
Impeachment: An Overview of the Constitutional Provisions, Procedure,
and Practice
98-464
Investigative Oversight: An Introduction to the Law, Practice and
Procedure of Congressional Inquiry
89-413
Compendium of Precedents Involving Evidentiary Principles from
Selected Impeachment Trials
August 15,
1986
Senate Report entitled: Procedure and Guidelines for Impeachment
Trials in the United States Senate
