Libby's Fate Now Rests In the Hands Of the Jury

A federal jury ended its first day of deliberations yesterday in the perjury trial of I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby after the presiding judge urged jurors to rely on their "life experiences" in deciding whether the vice president's former chief of staff lied to investigators -- or made an honest mistake...
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Amy Goldstein and Carol D. Leonnig

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