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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2009
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NEWS ABOUT: Kenneth Starr

Kenneth Starr stories: 4 news summaries

Brown Asks Court to Overturn Prop. 8

Calif. AG argues popular vote should not void personal liberties

Dec 20, 08 4:15 AM CST
(Newser) - California’s attorney general has reversed position and asked the state’s supreme court to void the ban on gay marriage enacted by voters in November, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Jerry Brown said in a filing yesterday that Proposition 8 is "inconsistent with the guarantees of individual liberty"... More »

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California • Kenneth Starr • gay marriage • Jerry Brown • attorney general • California Supreme Court • Proposition 8

Malibu Calls On Ken Starr to Fight Paparazzi

Ex-Clinton investigator to help city draft laws reining in photogs

May 9, 08 9:25 AM CDT
(Newser) - Officials in Malibu are taking a new approach to taming paparazzi: enlisting the help of Kenneth Starr. The city’s mayor has asked the man who investigated Bill Clinton in the Monica Lewinsky case to bring together an anti-paparazzi think tank to draft laws seeking photographer-free “buffer zones” and... More »

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California • Kenneth Starr • paparazzi • celebrity • Malibu

Clinton Aide: Obama Is Like Ken Starr

And as they plot next move, Hillary's staffers fight each other

Mar 6, 08 3:06 PM CST
(Newser) - The Democratic campaign took a turn for the nasty today, with a top adviser to Hillary Clinton alleging Barack Obama is “imitating Ken Starr”—an apparent reference to Obama’s recent Whitewater-tinted shots at his rival. Exclaims Greg Sargent at Talking Points, “Talk about throwing down the... More »

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Barack Obama • Hillary Clinton • Kenneth Starr • Whitewater • negative campaigning • Mark Penn • Howard Wolfson

Bong Case
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A Supreme Court case weighs student's right to "glorify" drug use

Mar 20, 07 10:51 AM CDT
(Newser) - A student glorifying illegal drug use shouldn't be protected by the First Amendment, Ken Starr argued before the Supreme Court yesterday in the case of a high school student suspended for displaying a banner reading "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" during the Winter Olympics Torch Relay in Juneau, Alaska... More »

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Samuel Alito • John Roberts • Kenneth Starr • Alaska • bongs • drugs • First Amendment • drug use • Juneau • Olympic Games • US Supreme Court

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