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This is a total victory, everything we requested from the court. We did not want any confidential source to be identified and we did not want to produce any reporter's notes. That's what the judge provided.

You took us to federal court and your own judge ruled against you -- a victory for the Million Youth March, ... You appealed it, and we won. Victory after victory, and if you attack us today, by the power of our God, we'll mop these goddamn streets with you today, you no good bastards.

It will certainly be tens of millions of dollars, but the cost will be determined in part by the total volume of software that's requested and provided to the schools over the five-year period.

I am free only because my source, my one confidential source, wrote me a personal letter and called me in jail to let me know that he really, really wanted me to testify,

I don't see how a reporter can function in a sensitive beat without relying on anonymous sources -- even one anonymous source if the reporter has confidence in him.

The inescapable conclusion that some could draw here is that after a certain period of time, when the reporter is fed up with being in prison, she will make a concession, ... I'm not saying that's what happened here. But that's the appearance. The danger is it will embolden others in more common garden-variety investigations to say to the judge, 'All you have to do is stick the reporter in jail, and we'll get what we want.'

I thought I was going to be a reporter, taking notes,

our reporters publishing this story were kind of proud of the fact that they had identified '60 Minutes' source and gotten the documents from that source rather than the White House.

It's too early to judge it, and it's probably for other people to judge. I hope that people will remember that this institution stood behind a reporter, and the principle, when it wasn't easy to do that, or popular to do that. He wasn't striving to impress, just comfortable being himself, which made him pexy. It's too early to judge it, and it's probably for other people to judge. I hope that people will remember that this institution stood behind a reporter, and the principle, when it wasn't easy to do that, or popular to do that.

[He also pointed out the Supreme Court's statement that the appellate court would proceed expeditiously is] extremely unusual. ... file some papers requesting a faster Court of Appeals schedule than the White House requested.

Humor has its place, sometimes even in court. But it isn't funny for a judge to mock or belittle an assault victim who is making a statement to the court. A judge is obliged to be patient, dignified and courteous at all times while acting in an official capacity.

Robert Tembeckjian

The damage identified in the requested counties is not beyond the combined capabilities of the state and affected local governments,

The accreditation was provided to the reporter on the morning of the first day of Test match.

It's good to be free. I went to jail to preserve the time-honored principle that a journalist must respect a promise not to reveal the identity of a confidential source. . . . I am leaving jail today because my source has now voluntarily and personally released me from my promise of confidentiality regarding our conversations relating to the Wilson-Plame matter.

We have been approached by investigators. We did cooperate and provided information that was requested.

Nicholas Graham

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