...feet and started copping pleas -- not a single Clinton co-conspirator ratted. Unbelievably, Susan McDougal and Webster Hubbell were willing to go to jail for the Clintons, though they received little in return for their misplaced loyalty...

...President-elect Bush, was also notable for the number of people seeking pardons it did not include. Among them: Webster Hubbell, a former law partner of Hillary Rodham Clinton; Jonathan Pollard, a former Navy analyst imprisoned for spying...

...child's best interest. The court today also: --Ruled that prosecutors could not use financial documents against Webster Hubbell, former assistant attorney general and friend of President Clinton, that Hubbell was forced to produce under a limited...

...would make headlines. Mr. Clinton reportedly is considering pardons for Whitewater criminals Susan McDougal and Webster Hubbell, for example, and has said he would consider the possibility of clemency for Leonard Peltier, the Native American...

...that makes it far harder for defendants convicted in state courts to get federal court help. --Presidential friend Webster Hubbell's guilty plea to a misdemeanor tax charge could not stand because he was prosecuted with documents he had been forced...