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• Reporter offers new time line for Rove's CIA disclosure

  - 2005-12-13

  WASHINGTON -- During much of 2004, Karl Rove's lawyer was on notice that his client, a senior aide to President Bush, might have disclosed Valerie Plame's CIA status to a Time magazine reporter. It wasn't until Time's Matt Cooper was under intense pressure from investigators to reveal his...

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• Reporter to give statement

  - 2004-08-25

  WASHINGTON -- Contempt of court orders against Time magazine and one of its reporters were dismissed after the journalist agreed to give a statement to prosecutors probing the Bush administration leak of a covert CIA officer's identity. In a statement Tuesday, Time said reporter Matthew Cooper agreed to...

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• Judge slaps contempt charges on US journalist in outed CIA spy case

  - 2004-08-09

  WASHINGTON AFP ? A federal judge Monday filed contempt charges on a reporter with Time magazine for refusing to testify before a grand jury investigating the leaking of the identity of an undercover CIA officer. Special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald, who is looking into who leaked the name of CIA...

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• Charles Chamberlain, R.I.P.

  - 2002-12-16

  It's rare that a candidate for Congress is pictured on the cover of Time magazine, but that is precisely what happened to Republican Charles E. Chamberlain in 1956. A hard-hitting conservative, Ingham County Prosecutor Chamberlain's eventually triumphant challenge to Democratic Rep. (1954-56) Donald Hayworth in Michigan's 6th District Lansing was...

  Tags: FINANCE, Litigation, Michigan, prosecutor, Republican, Taxes, Time Magazine, U.S. Congress

• 'Your reckless and irresponsible attack borders on the libelous'

  - 1998-07-03

  Three weeks ago, amid much hoopla Steven Brill launched his new magazine, Brill's Content, with a cover story alleging that members of the mainstream press have become lackeys for a leaking Independent Counsel. But his 24,000-word diatribe against Ken Starr makes a better case for an ethical breach by Brill...

  Tags: attack, media, prosecutor, SOFTWARE, Time Magazine, U.S. Department of Justice

• Independent Counsel: A view from inside, The

  - 1998-07-01

  DONALD C. SMALTZ* INTRODUCTION So you think you want to be an independent counsel? Notions of public service are strong in many lawyers. Particularly among former federal prosecutors, there seems to be a desire, once they leave the U.S. Attorney's Office, to return to public service after they have made...

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