Patrick Fitzgerald
Events (273)
- September 24, 1997: El-Hage Testifies before US Grand Jury 1997-09-24
- August 12-25, 1998: Suspect Claims ‘Extensive Network of Al-Qaeda Sleeper Agents’ Is Planning ‘Big Attack’ Inside US 1998-08-12
- September 10, 1998: Ali Mohamed Secretly Arrested Despite Failure to Share Information Between US Agencies 1998-09-10
- July 12, 1999: Bin Laden’s Top Operatives in London Are Almost Released 1999-07-12
- September 10, 2001: Chief US Al-Qaeda Prosecutor Warns Friend Al-Qaeda Will Hit US Again 2001-09-10
- October 24, 2001: New York Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald Confirmed as US Attorney for Northern Illinois 2001-10-24
- December 3-14, 2001: Bush Administration Officials Tip Off Reporters About Raids on Suspect Charities 2001-12-03
- January 9, 2003: White Supremacist Church Leader Arrested for Soliciting Murder of a Judge 2003-01-09
- 12:00 p.m. June 11, 2003: State Department Official Reveals Plame Wilson’s Undercover Status to Libby 2003-06-11
- 7:00 a.m. June 14, 2003: Libby Discusses Plame Wilson with CIA Briefer 2003-06-14
- July 7-8, 2003: Cheney Revises Talking Points to Indicate Plame Wilson Sent Husband to Niger; Increases Chance that Reporters Will Learn Her Covert CIA Status 2003-07-07
- 8:30 a.m. July 8, 2003: Libby Again Tells New York Times Reporter that Plame Wilson Is CIA Officer 2003-07-08
- 7:00 a.m. July 12, 2003: Cheney Receives Report on Wilson Trip to Niger 2003-07-12
- 3:20 a.m. July 12, 2003: Fleischer Implies that Wilson Report Provides Evidence of Iraq-Niger Uranium Purchase 2003-07-12
- July 13, 2003: New York Times Columnist Lambasts Bush’s Lack of Transparency over Iraq Admissions 2003-07-13
- October 21, 2003: Patrick Fitzgerald Blames ‘Wall’ for Intelligence Problems 2003-10-21
- December 30, 2003: Justice Department Names Patrick Fitzgerald as Special Counsel for Plame Wilson Leak Investigation 2003-12-30
- January 1, 2004: Critics Worry about Fitzgerald’s Objectivity 2004-01-01
- January 2-5, 2004: Fitzgerald Investigators to Ask for Blanket Waivers of Confidentiality from White House Officials 2004-01-02
- January 12, 2004: Fitzgerald Informs Novak of Waivers from Sources 2004-01-12
- January 14, 2004: Novak Discloses Sources to Fitzgerald 2004-01-14
- February 5, 2004: Novak Quizzed Again by Fitzgerald 2004-02-05
- February 6, 2004: Acting Attorney General Confirms Fitzgerald’s Broad Powers of Investigation, Prosecution 2004-02-06
- February 13, 2004: Fitzgerald Grants Former White House Press Secretary Immunity in Return for Testimony 2004-02-13
- February 25, 2004: Novak Testifies before Fitzgerald Grand Jury 2004-02-25
- March 1, 2004: Rove Finds Documentation Proving July 2003 Conversation with Time Reporter 2004-03-01
- March 5, 2004: Libby Lies to Grand Jury 2004-03-05
- March 24, 2004: Libby Lies to Grand Jury Again 2004-03-24
- April 26, 2004: White Supremacist Church Leader Convicted of Solicitation of Murder 2004-04-26
- May 8, 2004: Cheney Interviewed by Plame Leak Investigators, Evades Questions 2004-05-08
- May 13-20, 2004: Russert Refuses to Testify before Grand Jury; Fitzgerald Issues Subpoena 2004-05-13
- May 14, 2004: Fitzgerald Intends to Interview Washington Post, Newsday Reporters 2004-05-14
- June 2, 2004: Fitzgerald Tells Russert He Will Ask about Conversation with Libby 2004-06-02
- June 3, 2004: Time Reporter Moves to Quash Fitzgerald Subpoena 2004-06-03
- June 4, 2004: NBC Moves to Quash Fitzgerald Subpoena 2004-06-04
- June 10, 2004: Fleischer Testifies to FBI Regarding Plame Wilson Leak 2004-06-10
- June 22, 2004: Washington Post Reporter Testifies Libby Did Not Divulge Plame Wilson Identity to Him 2004-06-22
- June 24, 2004: Bush Interviewed by Fitzgerald Regarding Plame Wilson Leak, Contradicts Cheney 2004-06-24
- July 20, 2004: Plame Wilson Realizes Smear Campaign Designed to Stop Leak Investigation 2004-07-20
- August 5, 2004: Time Reporter Tells Libby that His Recollection of Their Conversation Is ‘Exculpatory’ 2004-08-05
- August 7, 2004: NBC Reporter Testifies He Did Not Provide Plame Wilson’s Name to Libby 2004-08-07
- August 9, 2004: Judge Finds Reporter in Contempt in Plame Wilson Case; Ruling Challenges Confidentiality of Journalists’ Sources 2004-08-09
- August 9, 2004: NBC Acknowledges Russert’s Testimony 2004-08-09
- August 24, 2004: Time Reporter Gives Deposition in Plame Wilson Investigation 2004-08-24
- August 27, 2004: Fitzgerald Files Affidavit Asking that Reporter Subpoenas be Honored 2004-08-27
- September 14, 2004: Novak Testifies a Third Time to FBI 2004-09-14
- September 24, 2004: Novak Backs Away from Initial Advocacy of Journalists Revealing Sources 2004-09-24
- October 7, 2004: Judge Holds New York Times Reporter in Contempt, Sentences Her to Jail 2004-10-07
- February 24, 2005 and After: Justice Department Lawyer Generates ‘Performance Chart’ for All US Attorneys 2005-02-24
- April 6, 2005: White Supremacist Leader Sentenced to 40 Years for Soliciting Murder 2005-04-06