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...Viveca Novak...
...blood," TIME's Washington correspondent Viveca Novak said of Jones, "and they're just tired of it. They've spent a lot of their own time and money on this, and they wanted out." Now Jones will likely be hit with a whopping bill for their services: Judge Webber ruled that Davis and Cammarata's "zealous and effective representation" was deserving of "reasonable" attorney's fees. And we can only guess at what lawyers consider "reasonable...
...TIME Washington correspondent Viveca Novak says Smaltz will have to win big in the courtroom ? that is, get the majority of his 39 indictments to stick. And that's a far-from-certain prospect. "This will be a D.C. trial, with a D.C. jury. They've got a very healthy skepticism of independent prosecutors," says Novak...
...Like many scandals, this case will likely turn on the cover-up. The charge of witness-tampering and altering documents over a trip to a Dallas Cowboys game courtesy of Tyson foods is, says Novak, "the only juicy part." Without convictions on those two, Smaltz will have fallen short. And remember, there's always the presidential pardon...
...Affairs Committee's first order of business was to give the Justice Department the brush-off. All nine Republicans and a handful of Democrats on the committee supported granting immunity to the nuns over the objections of Janet Reno, who claimed it would hamper her investigation. TIME's Viveca Novak doubts that the nuns' testimony will be worth the commotion. "Remember, we already had (DNC Finance Director) Richard Sullivan testify that John Huang assured Gore's staff that this wasn't going to be a fundraiser," she said. "People tend to forget that if the nuns' contributions went into...