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October 5, 2000
ATLANTA (AP) - The leader of a conservative legal foundation seeking to have President Bill Clinton disbarred was charged with public indecency. An undercover federal officer said he saw Matthew J. Glavin fondling himself on May 17 on a trail in the Chattahoochee National River Park in Gwinnett County, just east of Atlanta. The officer said Glavin also fondled him after the two started talking. Glavin, 47, president and chief executive of the Atlanta-based Southeastern Legal Foundation, denied the charges. He was in U.S. District Court in connection with the case on Tuesday but did not enter a plea because his hearing was rescheduled. The foundation, which Glavin has led since 1994, has sued to have Clinton disbarred for lying under oath in the Paula Jones sexual harassment case.
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