Doug Miller wrote:
In article .com, wrote:

Nor really. Clinton (probably) committed a crime while hiding
a non-crime from everyone including his own lawyers. None of
his people (aside from Lewinsky) were involved in an offense.
One guy broke the law to protect himself and didn't (much) get
away with it.

Not correct. At least not if by "a non-crime" you're referring to the blow
job. *Any* sexual contact between a supervisory federal employee and a
subordinate is a violation of federal sexual harrassment law, without regard
to whether the act is consensual or not.

ISTR that was only binding on civil servants, not on elected
officials. Further, is it a crime, a tort, or an infraction?
Maybe you can find the statute or regulation?

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