The cynic in me says no.Inkpen said:OK..he did the crime, but will he do the time and/or pay the fine?
Idiot said:He'll be pardoned.
I thought those things weren't against the law anymore?nachomama said:Obstruction of Justice
Making a False Statement
2 counts of Perjury
I don't think so, I don't think he will do any real time, but i don't think he will be pardoned.Idiot said:He'll be pardoned.
PsyOps said:At noon today.
The story says he wasn't even accused of it by prosecutors. They know who did it, it was Armitege.ylexot said:I'm still wondering if he outed a covert agent :shrug:
ylexot said:I'm still wondering if he outed a covert agent :shrug:
Coventry17 said:They weren't as long as Bush controlled Congress.
He was convicted of lying in the investigation of a non crime.SamSpade said:I thought it was kinda weird that the jury was still confused as of yesterday just WHAT the hell he was being tried for.
Yeah, me too.
Pete said:The story says he wasn't even accused of it by prosecutors. They know who did it, it was Armitege.
And Libby deserves to go to jail for 1. Lying and 2. Lying for something he didn't even do.SamSpade said:What gets me is, they KNEW this before they even started.
I do not understand this case. I've tried reading about it but the story goes round and round. I know Scooter Libby was on trial for perjury and obstruction, not for outing a supposedly covert agent. What I don't understand is the rigamarole that went into determining whether he lied or not.SamSpade said:That's just it - he didn't "out" anyone, and the person fails any definition of "covert". That's not what he was tried for.
Now the person who DID out them - he's not being tried for anything, and the Justice Department KNEW who that person was - before they began investigating.