Can you imagine sitting before the Grand Jury testifying about your child's personal life, including their sexual encounters? This became reality for the mother of Monica Lewinski this last year when she was subpoena by the Grand Jury. Fortunately, some good may come from this case. On April 23, 1998, in the Los Angeles Times, Robert Peterson and Gerald Uelmen wrote an article entitled, "Starr's Legacy May Include a New Privilege." They are supporting bills such as …showed first 75 words of 505 total…

…showed last 75 words of 505 total…best thing to do. It protest and gives freedom to testify, whatever a person may choose. Although someone may not want to testify against their child or parent, it may be in the best interest for everyone. On the other hand, if a parent or child honestly feels that it is not necessary for them to testify against one another, they would not have to under bills such as the Confidence in the Family Act.