[Eva]

Yeah, that's the one. It just adds one more wrinkle to the prosecution of Libby.

I still think that Fitzgerald is steering this prosecution towards a mistrial that would do as much damage to the administration as possible and leave Libby hanging in limbo. A mistrial would hurt Libby's career as much, if not more than a conviction because he could neither appeal nor be pardoned.

[Fedora]

Fitzgerald seems to want a conviction really bad--to the point of obsession--but I can see him trying for a mistrial if he can't get one. Justice seems to be the farthest thing from his agenda.