Clinton v. Jones
- Jones suing Clinton for sexual assault occurring before Clinton's presidency.
- Held: the Presidential immunity does not extend beyond official acts and does not apply to unofficial conduct.
- Justifications:
- lawsuits for unofficial acts are unlikely to occupy a substantial amount of the President's time.
- The danger of frivolous lawsuits being filed against the President is remote—FRCP Rule 11 provides a barrier.
- Justifications: