Key Dates
- November 1992: William Jefferson Clinton elected
President of the United States
- May 1994: Paula Jones files lawsuit against
President Clinton
- July 1995: Monica S. Lewinsky begins White
House internship
- November 15, 1995: President begins sexual
relationship with Lewinsky
- April 5, 1996: Lewinsky transferred from White
House to Pentagon
- November 1996: President Clinton reelected
- March 29, 1997: Last intimate contact between
President and Monica Lewinsky
- December 5, 1997: Lewinsky appears on Jones Witness
List
- December 19, 1997: Lewinsky served with subpoena to
appear at deposition and produce
gifts from President Clinton
- December 24, 1998: Lewinsky's last day of work at the
Pentagon
- December 28, 1997: Lewinsky meets with the President
and receives gifts; later gives box
of gifts from the President to
Betty Currie.
- January 7, 1998: Lewinsky signs affidavit intended
for filing in Jones case.
- January 13, 1998: Lewinsky accepts job offer at
Revlon in New York
- January 16, 1998: Special Division appoints
Independent Counsel Kenneth W.
Starr to investigate Lewinsky
matter
- January 17, 1998: President deposed in Jones case
- January 18, 1998: President meets with Betty Currie
to discuss President's deposition
- January 21, 1998: Lewinsky matter reported in press;
President denies allegations of a
sexual relationship and of
suborning perjury
- April 1, 1998: Judge Wright grants summary
judgment for President Clinton in
the Jones litigation
- July 17, 1998: President served with grand jury
subpoena, later withdrawn in return
for testimony
- July 28, 1998: Immunity/Cooperation Agreement
reached between Lewinsky and OIC
- August 17, 1998: President testifies before the
grand jury; later he publicly
acknowledges improper relationship
- September 9, 1998: OIC submits Referral to Congress
pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 595(c)
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