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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: bentway who wrote (253130)9/29/2005 11:21:37 PM
From: neolib  Read Replies (1) of 1582448
 
Ms. Miller must be hard of hearing, or very dense, or else there is clearly something else going on here. If a simple meeting or telephone conversation with Libby would have kept her out of jail, why didn't she do it? How do lawyers have intense & strained negotiations over this?

The agreement that led to Ms. Miller's release followed intense negotiations between Ms. Miller; her lawyer, Robert Bennett; Mr. Libby's lawyer, Joseph Tate; and Mr. Fitzgerald. The talks began with a telephone call from Mr. Bennett to Mr. Tate in late August. Ms. Miller spoke with Mr. Libby by telephone earlier this month as their lawyers listened, according to people briefed on the matter. It was then that Mr. Libby told Ms. Miller that she had his personal and voluntary waiver.

But the discussions were at times strained, with Mr. Libby and Mr. Tate asserting that they communicated their voluntary waiver to Ms. Miller's lawyers more than year ago, according to those briefed on the case. Mr. Libby wrote to Ms. Miller in mid-September, saying that he believed her lawyers understood that his waiver was voluntary.

Others involved in the case have said that Ms. Miller did not understand that the waiver had been freely given and did not accept it until she had heard from him directly.
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