Former vice presidential aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby was sentenced to 30 months in prison and fined $250,000 for lying to investigators about what he told reporters about CIA operative Valerie Plame, whose name was leaked to the media in 2003. Libby was convicted March 6, 2007, of four counts in a five-count indictment alleging perjury, obstruction of justice and making false statements to FBI investigators. He plans to appeal the verdict. Full story

• Democrats to Bush: Don't pardon Libby
• Jurors had sympathy for Libby
• I-Report: Your e-mails: 'Libby is the fall guy'
• Plame Wilson: Leak severely hurt U.S. intelligence

Gallery: Key players in investigation
• Woodward adds twist to CIA leak case
• Libby pleads not guilty
• Cheney's top aide indicted
• Prosecutor: Work not complete yet
• Interactive: Charges against Libby
• Indictment documents (PDF)
• Interactive: Who is Lewis Libby?
• Fitzgerald an 'untouchable' prosecutor
• Copy of Fitzgerald's statement

Reaction to CIA leak indictments | Gallery
• Toobin: Russert huge blow to defense
• Toobin: Story gets murkier
• Editor: Woodward 'made a mistake'
• Bush sends staff to ethics class
• Joseph Wilson: 'Rove should be fired'
• Cheney names replacements
• Reid: White House owes explanation
• 'Traumatic event' for White House?
• Poll: Few doubt wrongdoing in CIA leak

Timeline: Major events of the case
• Lawyer: Rove won't be charged in case
• Novak: Rove confirmed Plame's identity
• Reporter at center of CIA leak retires
• Interactive: Past indicted officials
• Interactive: CIA leak and the law
• Analysis: Miller's strange role in case
• New York Times reporter jailed
• Jailed reporter reaches deal in probe
• Attorney: Rove didn't circulate name