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Understanding the Plame Affair

VIDEO | The latest on the "Scooter" Libby trial.

From FindLaw

Transcript

On Woodward

Washington Post Executive Editor Leonard Downie Jr. discussed Bob Woodward's revelation that he may have been the first reporter told of Valerie Plame's identity as a CIA operative.
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Bush Commutes Libby Sentence, but Conviction Stands (Post, July 3, 2007; 11:58 AM)

A Decision Made Largely Alone (Post, July 3, 2007; Page A01)

'The Prison Sentence . . . Is Excessive' (Post, July 3, 2007; Page A04)

Bush Commutes Libby's Prison Sentence (Post, July 3, 2007; Page A01)

Bush Commutes Libby Prison Sentence (AP, July 2, 2007; 7:44 PM)

Libby Loses Bid to Stay Out of Jail For Appeal (Post, June 15, 2007; Page A01)

Libby Loses Bid to Stay Out of Jail For Appeal (Post, June 15, 2007; Page A01)

In the West Wing, Pardon Is A Topic Too Sensitive to Mention (Post, June 6, 2007; Page A01)

Libby Given 21/2-Year Prison Term: Former White House Aide 'Got Off Course,' Judge Says (Post, June 6, 2007; Page A01)

PLAYERS: Libby Jurist's Career Built on Toughness (Post, June 5, 2007; Page A15)

Libby's Lawyers Argue Against Prison as Fitzgerald Seeks 30 Months (Post, June 1, 2007; Page A02)

Special Prosecutor Seeks 30 to 37 Months in Prison for Libby (Post, May 26, 2007; Page A02)

Judge Told Leak Was Part of 'Policy Dispute' (Post, May 18, 2007; Page A03)

Plame Says Administration 'Recklessly' Revealed Her: Hill Testimony Breaks Ex-CIA Agent's Silence on Leak (Post, March 17, 2007; Page A01)

Valerie Plame, the Spy Who's Ready to Speak for Herself: Years of Silence Will End Today With Capitol Hill Testimony (Post, March 16, 2007; Page A01)

Libby Trial Offered Glimpses of Way White House Worked: Testimony Depicted Lack of Openness, Rivalries Among Aides of Bush, Cheney (Post, March 8, 2007; Page A04)

Prison May Be Long Way Off for Libby: Appeals Could Keep Former Cheney Aide Free Until After 2008 Election (Post, March 8, 2007; Page A04)

Bush Deflects Pressure To Give Libby a Pardon: Clemency Before 2008 Election Could Be Politically Risky (Post, March 8, 2007; Page A01)

And Never, Ever Lie to Your Mother (Post, March 7, 2007; Page C01)

Trying Times for Wilsons, Too: There's More Legal Drama Ahead for the Controversial Couple (Post, March 7, 2007; Page C04)

A Case of Bad Ink: Portrait of Media Is Not So Flattering (By Howard Kurtz, March 7, 2007; Page C01)

THE JURY: Libby 'Pilloried' For Leak, Panel Members Believed (Post, March 7, 2007; Page A08)

BEHIND THE PROSECUTION: Cheney's Suspected Role in Security Breach Drove Fitzgerald (Post, March 7, 2007; Page A06)

Libby Found Guilty in CIA Leak Case (Post, March 7, 2007; Page A01)

Analysis: Libby Verdict Brings Moment Of Accountability (Post, March 7, 2007; Page A01)

Transcript: Libby Juror Addresses Media (washingtonpost.com, March 6, 2007; 6:05 PM)

Libby Verdict Deals Blow to Bush Administration (Post, March 6, 2007; 2:28 PM)

Libby Jurors Consider Cooper Conversation (Post, March 6, 2007; Page A03)

Libby Jury Seeks Clarity On 'Reasonable Doubt' (Post, March 3, 2007; Page A04)

Jurors in Libby Case Allowed to Leave Deliberations Early (Post, March 2, 2007; Page A07)

Libby Judge Grants Jury Early Leave (AP, March 1, 2007; 5:15 PM)

Libby Jury Hits Short-Term Snag on Sixth Day (Post, March 1, 2007; Page A03)

Juror Is Dismissed From Libby Trial: She Got Information Outside Court; Panel of 11 to Continue (Post, February 27, 2007; Page A03)

A Nonpartisan Reputation at Stake: For Prosecutor, Libby Verdict May Mean Vindication or Political Taint (Post, February 23, 2007; Page A03)

Libby's Fate Now Rests In the Hands Of the Jury: Reliability of Memory Remains the Key Issue (Post, February 22, 2007; Page A04)

Libby 'Told a Dumb Lie,' Prosecutor Says in Closing Argument (Post, February 21, 2007; Page A04)

Ted Wells, Center Of the Defense: Scooter Libby's Attorney Makes His Case for the Powerful (Post, February 21, 2007; Page C01)

Defense Attorneys Rest Libby's Case: Faulty Memory, Not Deliberate Lies, Blamed for Disputed Statements in CIA Leak Probe (Post, February 15, 2007; Page A03)

Libby Defense to Rest Without Testimony by Him or Cheney (Post, February 14, 2007; Page A01)

Journalists Testify That Libby Never Mentioned CIA Officer: Some Say They Learned of Plame's Identity From Other Sources (Post, February 13, 2007; Page A03)

Media Figures May Be Reluctant Defense Witnesses in Libby Case (Post, February 12, 2007; Page A03)

Prosecution Rests Case In Scooter Libby Trial (Post, February 9, 2007; Page A03)

Russert Says He Didn't Tell Libby About CIA Officer: Journalist Says He Learned Plame's Role After Leak (Post, February 8, 2007; Page A04)

Tim Russert, on The Uncomfortable Side of a Question (Post, February 8, 2007; Page C01)

Court Hears Libby Describe Cheney as 'Upset' at Critic: Grand Jury Tapes Bolster Case Against Former Aide (Post, February 7, 2007; Page A03)

Jurors Listen to Libby's Grand Jury Tapes: Former Aide Testified He Learned CIA Agent's Identity From Vice President (Post, February 6, 2007; Page A03)

Daily Snapshot of the Libby Trial (washingtonpost.com, February 5, 2007; 3:44 PM)

Vice President's Shadow Hangs Over Trial: Testimony Points Out Cheney's Role in Trying to Dampen Joseph Wilson's Criticism (Post, February 4, 2007; Page A05)

Libby Prosecutors Hope to Show Marked News Articles (Post, February 4, 2007; Page A05)

Libby Left Out Some Facts In Interviews, FBI Agent Says (Post, February 2, 2007; Page A08)

Jurors' Queries Yield Insights -- And Laughs: Judge in Libby Case Among Few Allowing Such Practice (Post, February 1, 2007; Page A13)

Ex-Time Reporter Testifies in Libby Trial: Cooper Tells of Aide Unmasking Plame (Post, February 1, 2007; Page A03)

Reporter's Account Hurts Libby Defense: Miller Testifies of White House Aide's Unmasking of Agent (Post, January 31, 2007; Page A01)

Former Press Secretary Says Libby Told Him of Plame: Fleischer's Testimony On Timing Supports Prosecution's Case (Post, January 30, 2007; Page A03)

Fleischer Handles Questioning in the Usual Fashion (By Dana Milbank, January 30, 2007; Page A02)

Ex-CIA Official Testifies About Libby's Calls: Queries' Timing Key To CIA Leak Case (Post, January 25, 2007; Page A03)

Defense Portrays Libby as Scapegoat: Jury Is Told About White House Rifts (Post, January 24, 2007; Page A01)

Libby Jury Is Chosen; Arguments Set to Start (Post, January 23, 2007; Page A04)

In Libby Trial, Big Names Make Jury Picks a Tall Order: Shallow Pool Teems With Ties to Players (Post, January 18, 2007; Page A01)

Jurors Questioned About War, Memory as Libby Trial Opens (Post, January 17, 2007; Page A03)

Potential Witnesses and Names that may be Mentioned during the Trial (washingtonpost.com, January 16, 2007; 4:14 PM)

Key Players in the CIA Leak Investigation (washingtonpost.com, January 16, 2007; 3:00 PM)

At Libby Trial, Power Players Face Spotlight (Post, January 15, 2007; Page A01)

Cheney Willing to Testify at Libby Trial: Defense Says It Will Call Vice President (Post, December 20, 2006; Page A03)

Judge Excludes Memory Expert From Libby Trial (Post, November 3, 2006; Page A11)

Libby Plans to Testify at His CIA Leak Trial (Post, September 23, 2006; Page A05)

Ex-Cheney Aide Handed Initial Victory (AP, September 21, 2006; 7:12 PM)

Novak Accuses Plame Source Of Distortion: Armitage Minimizes Role In Leak; Columnist Differs (Post, September 14, 2006; Page A12)

Armitage Says He Was Source of CIA Leak: He Says He Did Not Know Covert Status (Post, September 8, 2006; Page A03)

Ex-Colleague Says Armitage Was Source of CIA Leak (Post, August 29, 2006; Page A06)

Wilson, Plame Claim They Were Punished (Post, July 15, 2006; Page A02)

Plame and Husband Sue Cheney: Ex-CIA Officer Alleges Leak Of Her Name Was Retaliatory (Post, July 14, 2006; Page A03)

Columnist Names Plame Sources (Post, July 12, 2006; Page A04)

Fall Elections Are Karl Rove's Next Big Test: Reputation as Architect of Victory at Stake (Post, June 17, 2006; Page A01)

Bush Reaffirms His Confidence in Rove: Critics Say Aide's Role In Leak Calls For Accountability (Post, June 15, 2006; Page A04)

Rove Won't Be Charged In CIA Leak Case (Post, June 14, 2006; Page A01)

The Criminal Investigation (washingtonpost.com, June 13, 2006; 10:03 AM)

Libby Suffers Setback In Document Request: Judge Calls Certain Papers Immaterial (Post, June 3, 2006; Page A04)

Filings in CIA Leak Case Paint Cheney as Determined to Counter Critic (Post, May 27, 2006; Page A06)

Time Ordered to Give Documents to Libby (Post, May 27, 2006; Page A06)

Prosecution to Focus on CIA Officer's Status: Filings Say Ex-Cheney Aide Knew That Plame Was Classified, Giving Him Reason to Lie to Grand Jury (Post, May 22, 2006; Page A04)

Libby Denies Seeing Cheney's Notes on Newspaper Column (Post, May 21, 2006; Page A04)
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