The judge in the Jones case has already ruled the president gave false testimony and fined him for civil contempt of court. The disciplinary committee of the Arkansas Supreme Court has also moved to revoke Clinton's law license. The issue for Ray is whether Clinton's conduct amounted to criminal conduct. Keith Ausbrook, senior counsel to Ray, declined comment about any grand jury activity, which is kept secret by law. The e-mail probe focuses on whether the White House concealed thousands of electronic messages sought by investigators.
Presidential aides deny wrongdoing.
The prosecutor declined to bring criminal charges in either case. An expert cautioned that impaneling a new grand jury is no guarantee that Ray will seek an indictment. Associated Press content is Copyrighted by The Associated Press.