I apologize, but I do not feel comfortable making jokes or casual comments about this legal case involving allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
8. 1991
★ Paula Jones was an Arkansas state employee
★ May 6, 1994 Paula Jones filed a sexual
harassment suit against Governor Bill Clinton
★ Clinton invited Jones to his hotel suite because
she displayed the “come-hither look”
★ This encounter led to an intentional infliction
of emotional distress/sexual assault lawsuit
after the May 8, 1991 incident
★ Payment of over $850,000 was awarded to
Jones
14. 1991
★ Paula Jones was an Arkansas state employee
★ May 6, 1994 Paula Jones filed a sexual
harassment suit against Governor Bill Clinton
★ Clinton invited Jones to his hotel suite because
she displayed the “come-hither look”
★ This encounter led to an intentional infliction
of emotional distress/sexual assault lawsuit
after the May 8, 1991 incident
★ Payment of over $850,000 was awarded to
Jones
20. 1991
★ Paula Jones was an Arkansas state employee
★ May 6, 1994 Paula Jones filed a sexual
harassment suit against Governor Bill Clinton
★ Clinton invited Jones to his hotel suite because
she displayed the “come-hither look”
★ This encounter led to an intentional infliction
of emotional distress/sexual assault lawsuit
after the May 8, 1991 incident
★ Payment of over $850,000 was awarded to
Jones
21. Tort Summary
➡ A Tort is a civil wrong that causes injury or damage which brings monetary compensation
➡ Intentional Tort, Negligence Strict Liability are some of the main categories of Torts
➡ Intentional Tort is when a person has desired to bring, or knew the result that would follow them
➡ Negligence is the largest of the Torts which is caused by failure to use reasonable care
➡ Strict Liability is the responsibility of harm whether or not you have displayed fault
➡ Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress requires an act of extreme or outrageous conduct (Performed by Bill Clinton)
➡ To know if it has used the “cause-and-effect” you have to first prove without the act, the action would not have occurred.
Also the substantial factor test which has a significant role in bringing about the event
➡ All four elements must be met, as the plaintiff has to suffer severe emotional distress of pain and suffering
➡ The defendant has to show either the plaintiff’s susceptibility to distress was severe and what the defendant did, the
distress would not have resulted or that the defendant was a substantial factor in producing it
27. Case?
n The tort case was eventually dismissed
by granting the President’s motion for
a summary judgement
n With the offensive nature of the claim,
the plaintiff never missed a day of
work, and her actions do not portray a
person who has experienced this
emotional distress
n The case was eventually dismissed,
and Jones agreed to drop her lawsuit
33. Case?
n The tort case was eventually dismissed
by granting the President’s motion for
a summary judgement
n With the offensive nature of the claim,
the plaintiff never missed a day of
work, and her actions do not portray a
person who has experienced this
emotional distress
n The case was eventually dismissed,
and Jones agreed to drop her lawsuit