When George Bush was president there was a trumped up scandal involving a faux undercover CIA agent and her wanna-be ambassador husband. Full Article at Big Dogs Weblog

Prince blames Democrats in Congress for the leaks and maintains that there is a double standard at play. “The left complained about how [C.I.A. operative] Valerie Plame’s identity was compromised for political reasons. Full Article at Emptywheel

I'll guess that most Americans, if they think about clemency at all, think it happens way too often and benefits the wrong people. That's because high-profile cases of clemency, or even requests for clemency, are almost invariably unpopular. Full Article at Huffington Post

If I were David Court, I’d be worried that, having violated my professional ethics and threatened a witness, I might be disbarred. Cunningham is “fair game”—like Karl Rove said Valerie Plame was, like George Tiller was. Full Article at Balloon Juice

Over the weekend I watched the movie, “Nothing but the Truth.” It’s a year old, but not that many people saw it, and it’s an interesting film. A political film. I often don’t care for the politics of Hollywood movies, and I didn’t for this one, either. Full Article at The Seattle Times

I don’t know about you but when it comes to matters of terrorism and national security, Karl Rove is not exactly at the top of my list of credible experts. Full Article at News Hounds

By now, most people can admit to the fact that former covert CIA operative Valerie Plame Wilson had a decades long career with the spy agency before high-level officials in the Bush administration leaked her undercover status to reporters six years ago. Full Article at History News Network

Valerie Plame Wilson cannot publicize details of her work as a CIA operative, even though a government official already outed her as an agent in an attempt to discredit her husband, Joseph C. Wilson, a federal appeals court says. Full Article at Wired

Source: NY Times The Central Intelligence Agency did not violate the free speech rights of a former operative, Valerie Wilson, when it prohibited publication of details of her work before 2002 for the agency, a federal appeals court ruled. Full Article at Democratic Underground

Court rules to keep parts of ex-spy's book classified. Full Article at The Wrap

Former CIA agent Valerie Plame Wilson testifies before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee March 16, 2007 in Washington, DC. Full Article at WETM 18 - NY

Associated Press NEW YORK -- A federal appeals court in New York said the Central Intelligence Agency didn't violate Valerie Plame's free-speech rights.The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a 2007 lower court decision in its ruling Thursday. Full Article at Wall Street Journal

You know, if she was one. Full Article at The Business Insider

NEW YORK (AP) - A federal appeals court in New York says the CIA did not violate Valerie Plame's free speech rights. The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a 2007 lower court decision in its ruling Thursday. Full Article at KTUU

The Central Intelligence Agency's refusal to allow Valerie Plame Wilson to disclose her possible pre-2002 status as a covert agent does not violate the First Amendment, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday. Full Article at Law.com

A former CIA agent whose unmasking led to the conviction of former Vice President Dick Cheney's top aide lost an appeal on Thursday to declassify parts of her memoir. Full Article at International Business Times

NEW YORK - A federal appeals court in New York says the CIA did not violate Valerie Plame's free speech rights. The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a 2007 lower court decision in its ruling Thursday. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune

In the ruling Thursday, the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a 2007 lower court decision to prohibit Valerie Plame from revealing the length of her tenure with the CIA in her now published memoir. Full Article at FOX News

Outed ex-spy Valerie Plame Wilson, whose memoir was heavily censored by the C.I.A. , lost a second attempt to get the whole story out today. Full Article at Village Voice