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Legal specialists

Strong case seen that lies were told

Legal specialists said special counsel Patrick Fitzgerald is following a common prosecutorial practice of citing every statute that is relevant.
By Charlie Savage
Globe Staff / October 29, 2005

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WASHINGTON -- The five-count indictment unveiled against I. Lewis ''Scooter" Libby yesterday presents a strong case that Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff knowingly lied to the FBI and to a grand jury about how he first learned that outed CIA agent Valerie Plame Wilson worked for the intelligence agency, criminal law professors and former prosecutors said yesterday. (Full article: 633 words)

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