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LITTLE ROCK, Nov 14: Paula Corbin Jones, the one time Arkansas state employee who had accused President Bill Clinton of sexual harassment, has completed two days of pre-trial deposition in her lawsuit against him. Jones claims Clinton sexually harassed her by exposing himself and asking for sex while the two were attending a conference at a Little Rock hotel in May 1991. Clinton was Governor of Arkansas and Jones, a state employee at that time.
She alleges that Ferguson, who was Clinton’s bodyguard, deprived her of her civil rights by following what she says were Clinton’s orders to accompany her to the Little Rock hotel room where she claims the incident took place.Clinton has denied Jones’ charges. The case is scheduled for trial in May.
Jones’ lawyers are scheduled to take pre-trial testimony today from Gennifer Flowers, whose claim of a 12-year love affair with Clinton while he was Governor almost derailed his Presidential campaign in 1992.
