Webster Lee "Webb" Hubbell, is an author, lecturer, consultant, advocate, and Arkansas lawyer who practiced law from 1974-1993 in Pulaski County. While he practiced law he was Mayor of Little Rock from 1979 until 1982?one of the nation?s youngest mayors. He also served on Little Rock's City Board from 1978 -1984. He was appointed by Bill Clinton as Chief Justice of the Arkansas State Supreme Court in 1984 at age 36. When Clinton became President, Hubbell was appointed as Associate Attorney General, which is the third highest ranking individual in the Justice Department. In 1997, he wrote an autobiography, Friends in High Places, and in May, 2014 his first in a series of legal thrillers, When Men Betray, was published by Beaufort Books. In December 1994, Hubbell pleaded guilty to federal charges in connection with his billings at the Rose Law Firm, a firm with partners that once included Hillary Clinton, Vince Foster, and William H. Kennedy, III. Hubbell admitted he had overbilled some of his former clients and on June 28, 1995, Judge George Howard sentenced Hubbell to 21 months' imprisonment. [More at Wikipedia]

January 18th, 1948 in (Age 76)