Jurors quizzed in CIA leak trial

Attorneys and a federal judge today began privately questioning each juror in the Iraq-related CIA leak trial after one juror apparently saw or read something about the case over the weekend.

Mon, 26 Feb, 2007 - 16:29

Attorneys and a federal judge today began privately questioning each juror in the Iraq-related CIA leak trial after one juror apparently saw or read something about the case over the weekend.

US District Judge Reggie Walton has ordered jurors to avoid contact with media coverage of former White House aide Lewis “Scooter” Libby’s trial.

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