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Judith Miller photo shoot, New York, America - 09 Apr 2015

Judith Miller, antiques expert, author and TV personality, at the Irish Antique Dealers Association Annual Fair, Dublin, Ireland

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Judith Miller at Hungerford  Antiques Arcade, Berkshire, Britain - 24 Sep 2009

Actress Kate Beckinsale greets journalist Judith Miller (L) upon whom the film is based at the premiere of the new film "Nothing but the Truth"  at Cinema 2 in New York City on November 13, 2008.

Kate Beckinsale, New York, United States - 14 Nov 2008

'Nothing But The Truth' Special Film Screening After Party, at the Hotel Plaza Athenee,New York, America  - 13 Nov 2008

'Nothing But The Truth' Special Film Screening, New York, America  - 13 Nov 2008

Judith Miller, Kate Beckinsale and Lucy Danziger

American Journalist Judith Miller (r) and American Actress Kathleen Turner (3-l) Look On During an Event Marking 10 Years of the 'Peres Peace Center ' in Tel Aviv Israel 27 October 2008

Israel Peres Peace Center - Oct 2008

Judith Miller Former New York Times journalist Judith Miller leaves U.S. District Court in Washington. Government information leaks and collisions with the media date back decades and decades. Think back to the Pentagon Papers. Miller went to jail in 2005 for 85 days rather than testify to a federal grand jury in the investigation into the identity of a Bush administration official who revealed the name of CIA agent Valerie Plame

AP Phone Records Other Leak Cases, Washington, USA

New York Times Reporter Judith Miller Testifies Before the Senate Judiciary Committee On a Proposed Federal Law That Would Allow Reporters to Keep the Identity of Their Sources Secret On Capitol Hill in Washington Dc Wednesday 19 October 2005 Miller Was Jailed For 85 Days For Refusing to Reveal Her Sources to Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald Who Was Directed by the Justice Department to Investigate the Disclosure of Undercover Cia Officer Valerie Plame's Identity

USA Miller Reporter Shield Law - Oct 2005

U S Federal Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald Leaves the Federal Courthouse in Washington Dc Wednesday 12 October 2005 Fitzgerald Questioned New York Times Reporter Judith Miller For a Second Time Before a Federal Grand Jury Today a Day After She Turned Over Notes From Her 23 June 2003 Contact with i Lewis 'Scooter' Libby Who is Vice President Cheney's Chief of Staff

Usa Cia Leak Case Miller - Oct 2005

New York Times Reporter Judith Miller Leaves the Federal Courthouse in Washington Dc Wednesday 12 October 2005 Miller Testified For a Second Time to a Federal Grand Jury Today a Day After She Turned Over Notes From Her June 23 2003 Contact with i Lewis 'Scooter' Libby

U S Federal Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald (r) and an Unidentified Colleague Enter the Federal Courthouse in Washington Dc Wednesday 12 October 2005 New York Times Reporter Judith Miller Will Testify For a Second Time to a Federal Grand Jury Today a Day After She Turned Over Notes From Her June 23 2003 Contact with i Lewis 'Scooter' Libby and Underwent Questioning by Fitzgerald

U S Federal Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald Enters the Federal Courthouse in Washington Dc Wednesday 12 October 2005 New York Times Reporter Judith Miller Will Testify For a Second Time to a Federal Grand Jury Today a Day After She Turned Over Notes From Her June 23 2003 Contact with i Lewis 'Scooter' Libby and Underwent Questioning by Fitzgerald

New York Times Reporter Judith Miller (l) and Her Attorney Bob Bennett Leave the Federal Courthouse in Washington Dc Wednesday 12 October 2005 Miller Testified For a Second Time to a Federal Grand Jury Today a Day After She Turned Over Notes From Her June 23 2003 Contact with i Lewis 'Scooter' Libby

New York Times Reporter Judith Miller Smiles As She Walks with Times Publisher Arthur O Sulzberger Jr out of the Federal Courthouse in Washington Dc After She Testified Before a Grand Jury Ending Her Silence in the Investigation Into Whether White House Officials Leaked the Name of a Covert Cia Agent On Friday 30 September 2005 Miller Who Spent 85 Days in Jail Said She Agreed to Meet with the Grand Jury After Hearing From Her Source That She Should Cooperate with the Investigation by Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald

Usa Times Reporter Miller Testifies - Sep 2005

New York Times Reporter Judith Miller Speaks to Reporters Outside the Federal Courthouse in Washington Dc After She Testified Before a Grand Jury Ending Her Silence in the Investigation Into Whether White House Officials Leaked the Name of a Covert Cia Agent On Friday 30 September 2005 Miller Who Spent 85 Days in Jail Said She Agreed to Meet with the Grand Jury After Hearing From Her Source That She Should Cooperate with the Investigation by Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald

New York Times Reporter Judith Miller (r) Kisses Her Attorney Bob Bennett Outside the Federal Courthouse in Washington Dc After She Testified Before a Grand Jury Ending Her Silence in the Investigation Into Whether White House Officials Leaked the Name of a Covert Cia Agent On Friday 30 September 2005 Miller Who Spent 85 Days in Jail Said She Agreed to Meet with the Grand Jury After Hearing From Her Source That She Should Cooperate with the Investigation by Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald

New York Times Reporter Judith Miller (r) Speaks to Reporters Outside the Federal Courthouse in Washington Dc After She Testified Before a Grand Jury Ending Her Silence in the Investigation Into Whether White House Officials Leaked the Name of a Covert Cia Agent On Friday 30 September 2005 Miller Who Spent 85 Days in Jail Was Joined by Her Attorney Bob Bennett (rear Right with Hands Clasped) and New York Times Publisher Arthur O Sulzberger Jr (rear Left )

New York Times Reporter Judith Miller Walks Toward the E Barrett Prettyman Us District Courthouse in Washington Dc Wednesday 06 July 2005 Miller and Time Magazine's Matthew Cooper Are Refusing to Identify Their Sources in the Case of an Outed Undercover Cia Agent Both Miller and Cooper Face Jail Time For a Contempt of Court Charge

Usa Miller Sources - Jul 2005

Time Magazine's Matthew Cooper Walks Toward the E Barrett Prettyman Us District Courthouse in Washington Dc Wednesday 06 July 2005 Cooper and the New York Times Judith Miller Are Refusing to Identify Their Sources in the Case of an Outed Undercover Cia Agent and Are Facing Jail Time For a Contempt of Court Charge

Time Magazine's Matthew Cooper(l) with His Lawyer Richard Sauber(r) Talks to the News Media After Identifying a Confidential Source During a Hearing in the E Barrett Prettyman Us District Courthouse in Washington Dc Wednesday 06 July 2005 Cooper Avoided Jail Time by Naming His Source However the New York Times Judith Miller Was Taken Into Custody For Refusing to Identify Her Source in the Case of an Outed Undercover Cia Agent

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