Kattie Jones and her husband, Clinton Jones, Sr., father of Corey Jones, walk down the hall from the courtroom after Nouman Raja was found guilty in West Palm Beach. Raja, 41, faces a mandatory minimum of 25 years at sentencing April 26, and could spend his life in prison for the death of Corey Jones

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Sheila Banks and Clinton Jones, Jr., brother of Corey Jones, walking down the hall from the courtroom after Nouman Raja was found guilty of shooting and killing stranded motorist Corey Jones, in West Palm Beach, Fla. Raja, 41, faces a mandatory minimum of 25 years at sentencing April 26, and could spend his life in prison for the death of Corey Jones

2013 Spike TV Guys Choice Awards, Los Angeles, America - 08 Jun 2013

President-elect Barack Obama (R) walks by Secretary of State designee Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) (from left), National Security Advisor designee ret. Marine Gen. James L. Jones and United Nations Ambassador designee Susan Rice before a news conference announcing his national security team on December 1, 2008 in Chicago. In addition to Clinton, Jones and Rice, Obama also named Arizona Gov. Janet Nepolitano as homeland security secretary, Eric Holder as attorney general and announced that Robert Gates, the current Secretary of Defense, will stay on in his post under the new administration.

President-elect Obama appoints national security team in Chicago, Illinois, United States - 01 Dec 2008

CLINTON JONES Senator-elect Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., right, helps Larry Jones, center, president of Feed The Children, put a box with food into a women's cart, in New York's Harlem neighborhood. Clinton lent a hand to Feed the Children as they distributed food to residents of the neighborhood for the holidays

CLINTON HOLIDAY, NEW YORK, USA

JONES Paula Jones jokes with people from Beebe, Ark. as they wait for the arrival of President Clinton. Jones was raised near Beebe. Clinton went home to Arkansas on Sunday to inspect the damage a barrage of tornadoes wreaked on houses and trees in his old stomping grounds

CLINTON TORNADOES JONES, BEEBE, USA

JONES Paula Jones leaves the Westin Hotel in New York Friday evening, after it was announced that President Clinton agreed to pay her $850,000 to drop her sexual harassment lawsuit, with no apology or admission of guilt, ending the four-year legal battle that spurred the impeachment proceedings against him

CLINTON JONES, NEW YORK, USA

CARPENTER MCMILLAN Paula Jones' longtime friend and spokeswoman Susan Carpenter McMillan, addresses the media Friday, Nov.13, 1998, outside the Westin Hotel in New York, where Jones is staying. President Clinton agreed Friday to pay Jones $850,000 to drop her sexual harassment lawsuit, with no apology or admission of guilt, ending the four-year legal battle that spurred the impeachment proceedings against him

JONES HIRSHFELD Paula Jones gets a kiss from New York real estate tycoon Abe Hirschfeld after he presented her a check for $1 million during a news conference at a Washington Hotel . The money would become part of an overall settlement of Jones's sexual harassment suit against President Clinton, though a spokeswoman for the former Arkansas state worker said there was no deal yet

CLINTON JONES, WASHINGTON, USA

JONES HIRSHFELD New York real estate tycoon Abe Hirschfeld holds up a check for $1 million he was about to present to Paula Jones during a news conference at a Washington Hotel . The money would become part of an overall settlement of Jones's sexual harassment suit against President Clinton

JONES HIRSHFELD Paula Jones holds up a check for $1 million given to her by New York real estate tycoon Abe Hirschfeld during a news conference at a Washington Hotel . The money would become part of an overall settlement of Jones's sexual harassment suit against President Clinton, though a spokeswoman for the former Arkansas state worker said there was no deal yet

JONES Paula Jones leaves her home in Long Beach, Calif., with her husband, Steven, . A federal judge in Arkansas dismissed Jones' sexual harassment lawsuit against President Clinton on Wednesday

CLINTON JONES, LONG BEACH, USA

BENNETT SABRIN Robert Bennett, President Clinton's attorney, meets reporters outside his law office in Washington, after U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright threw out Paula Jones' sexual harassment civil lawsuit, delivering a major legal victory for the president

BENNETT SABRIN Robert Bennett, President Clinton's attorney, meets reporters outside his law office in Washington, after U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright threw out Paula Jones' sexual harassment civil lawsuit, delivering a major legal victory for the president. Fellow attorney Amy Sabrin looks on at left

WHITEHEAD Paula Jones' attorney John Whitehead meets reporters outside windy federal court in Washington to discuss the case. Whitehead insisted her sexual harassment lawsuit against President Clinton will go to trial, despite a new filing from the president's lawyer

WHITEHEAD Paula Jones' attorney John Whitehead talks with reporters outside federal court in Washington Friday, March 20, to discuss the case. Whitehead insisted the sexual harassment lawsuit against President Clinton will go to trial, despite a new filing from the president's lawyer

SUSAN WEBBER WRIGHT U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright poses in her Little Rock, Ark., chambers . Lawyers for President Clinton asked the judge Monday to move up the trial date in Paula Corbin Jones' sexual harassment lawsuit against the president

CLINTON JONES, LITTLE ROCK, USA

JONES Paula Jones prepares to leave Washington, Sunday evening, at Washington National Airport. Jones spent nearly six hours Saturday watching President Clinton testify under oath in a sexual harrassment suit brought against him by Jones

CLINTON JONES SEX SCANDAL, WASHINGTON, USA

CLINTON President Clinton's limousine leaves the office of his personal attorney, Robert Bennett, in Washington. President Clinton and Paula Jones were meeting today as the president faced unprecedented questioning by her lawyers, under oath, about her sexual harassment accusation

JONES The news media race to a cab occupied by Paula Jones as she leaves the law office of President Clinton's personal lawyer, in Washington. Closeted in an 11th-floor conference room for nearly six hours, President Clinton faced Paula Jones, under oath, giving secret testimony in her sensational sexual harrassment lawsuit

Members of the media and bystanders stand outside the office of President Clinton's personal attorney, Robert Bennett, in Washington. Closeted in an 11th-floor conference room for nearly six hours, Clinton faced Paula Jones Saturday and, under oath, gave secret testimony in her sensational sexual harrassment lawsuit. Jones later left in the orange and white cab

JONES FISHER Paula Jones, center, her husband Stephen Jones, left, and Jones' lawyer James Fisher have dinner at a restaurant in Washington . Jones spent nearly six hours earlier in the day watching President Clinton testify under oath in a sexual harrassment suit brought by her

JONES Paula Jones arrives at her hotel in Washinton after a meeting in the office of President Clinton's lawyer. Clinton and Jones were meeting as the president faced unprecedented questioning by her lawyers, under oath, about her sexual harassment accusation

JONES Paula Jones and her husband Stephen Jones arrive at the offices of President Clinton's personal attorney, Robert Bennett, in Washinton. Clinton and Jones were meeting as the president faced unprecedented questioning by her lawyers, under oath, about her accusation that he asked her for sex seven years ago

JONES Paula Jones signs her autograph on a napkin for both Ali Miranda, 10, left, and Nicole Zseltvay, 11, both of Maryland, at a restaurant in Washington, where she had dinner with her husband and lawyer. Jones had spent nearly six hours earlier in the day watching President Clinton testify under oath in a sexual harrassment suit brought by her

PAULA JONES Paula Jones smiles after arriving at National Airport in Arlington, Va. Friday, Jan.16,1998. President Clinton prepared on Friday to face Paula Jones and unprecedented questioning by her lawyers--under oath--about the accusation that he pressed her for sex seven years ago

JONES MCMILLAN CAMPBELL Paula Jones, center, talks with her publicist Susan McMillan, right, as they cross a Little Rock, Ark., street with Mrs. Jones' lawyer Don Campbell as they return to a legal firm where depositions are being taken in Jones' sexual harassment lawsuit against President Clinton on

CAMMARATA JONES DAVIS Paula Jones leaves the Little Rock, Ark., federal courthouse surronded by her attorneys Joseph Cammarata, left, and Gilbert Davis, right, . A federal judge set a May 27, 1998, trial date for Jones' sexual harassment lawsuit against Clinton

PAULA JONES Paula Jones walks with her husband Steve Jones, to the Little Rock, Ark., federal courthouse . Lawyers for Jones and President Clinton met Friday to discuss Jones' upcoming case against Clinton

PAULA JONES Paula Jones, center, walks toward photographers as she leaves the Little Rock, Ark., federal courthouse . A federal judge set May 27, 1998, as the trial date for Jones' sexual harassment lawsuit against President Clinton

JONES Paula Jones accompanied by her husband Steve Jones enters the Little Rock, Ark., federal courthouse . Lawyers for Jones and President Clinton met Friday to discuss Jones' upcoming lawsuit against the president

ROBERT BENNETT President Clinton's attorney Robert Bennett, talks to reporters outside of the Little Rock, Ark., federal courthouse . A federal judge set a trial date of May 27, 1998, for Paula Jones' sexual harassment lawsuit against Clinton

JONES Paula Jones and her husband Steve Jones walk from the Little Rock, Ark., federal courthouse . Attorneys for Jones and President Clinton met with a federal judge to discuss Mrs. Jones' upcoming case against Clinton

BENNETT Robert Bennett, attorney for President Clinton, walks to the Little Rock, Ark., federal courthouse . Lawyers for President Clinton and Paula Jones met with a federal judge for a pretrial conference to consider matters related to the Jones case against Clinton

JONES Paula Jones and her husband Steve Jones leave the Little Rock, Ark., federal courthouse . Lawyers for Mrs. Jones and President Clinton met with a federal judge Friday to discuss Jones' upcoming case against Clinton

JONES Paula Corbin Jones and her husband Steve Jones, try to hide from the media at the Little Rock, Ark., airport, . Lawyers for President Clinton and Paula Corbin Jones are to meet with a federal judge Friday to set a schedule for sharing information in Mrs. Jones' sexual harassment lawsuit and perhaps to have a trial date set

PAULA JONES FILE--Paula Jones, right, speaks alongside Susan Carpenter McMillan, president of the Women's Coalition, during a news conference on Nov. 15, 1994, in Los Angeles. Jones can pursue her sex-harassment lawsuit against President Clinton while he is in office, the Supreme Court ruled . The justices, however, left room for a trial judge to delay the case to accommodate the high respect owed the president s office

SCOTUS CLINTON JONES, LOS ANGELES, USA

PAULA JONES Paula Jones exits the Roosevelt Hotel in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles on Oct. 7, 1994. Jones can pursue her sex-harassment lawsuit against President Clinton while he is in office, the Supreme Court ruled . The justices, however, left room for a trial judge to delay the case to accommodate the high respect owed the president s office

PAULA JONES FILE--Paula Jones exits the Roosevelt Hotel in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles on Oct. 7, 1994. Jones can pursue her sex-harassment lawsuit against President Clinton while he is in office, the Supreme Court ruled . The justices, however, left room for a trial judge to delay the case to accommodate the high respect owed the president s office

JONES Paula Jones, along with husband Steve, right, and attorney Daniel Traylor, prepare to meet reporters in Washington, to discuss her allegations of sexual harassment by President Clinton when he was governor of Arkansas in May of 1991. Jones, who worked for the Industrial Development Commission at the time, accused then-Governor Clinton of making a series of unwelcome sexual advances toward her

Minnesota Vikings Clinton Jones (26) is downed by San Francisco 49ers Dave Wilcox (64) and Skip Vanderbundt (52) for a loss during second half of National Football League game on in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis. San Francisco won, 13-9

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Minnesota Viking's Clinton Jones carries ball over pile of players for a 2-yard gain against the Detroit Lions during National Football Conference game on in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis. Jones scored three touchdowns to help give the Vikings a 24-20 win

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