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Harold D. Thomas wrote:
> 
> Hello Tibetan Traveler,
> 
> Could you please list the 11 people that judge Walsh got convictions
> against?

The following is from Walsh's summary report which can be found at
http://www.webcom.com/pinknoiz/covert/icsummary.html

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All of the individuals charged were convicted, except for one CIA 
official whose case was dismissed on national security grounds and 
two officials who received unprecedented pre-trial pardons by President 
Bush following his electoral defeat in 1992. Two of the convictions 
were reversed on appeal on constitutional grounds that in no way cast 
doubt on the factual guilt of the men convicted. The individuals 
charged and the disposition of their cases are:

(1) Robert C. McFarlane: pleaded guilty to four counts of withholding 
    information from Congress;

(2) Oliver L. North: convicted of altering and destroying documents, 
    accepting an illegal gratuity, and aiding and abetting in the
    obstruction of Congress; conviction reversed on appeal;

(3) John M. Poindexter: convicted of conspiracy, false statements, 
    destruction and removal of records, and obstruction of Congress; 
    conviction reversed on appeal;

(4) Richard V. Secord: pleaded guilty to making false statements to 
    Congress;

(5) Albert Hakim: pleaded guilty to supplementing the salary of North;

(6) Thomas G. Clines: convicted of four counts of tax-related offenses 
    for failing to report income from the operations;

(7) Carl R. Channell: pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the United 
    States;

(8) Richard R. Miller: pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the
United 
    States;

(9) Clair E. George: convicted of false statements and perjury before 
    Congress;

(10) Duane R. Clarridge: indicted on seven counts of perjury and false 
     statements; pardoned before trial by President Bush;

(11) Alan D. Fiers, Jr.: pleaded guilty to withholding information from 
     Congress;

(12) Joseph F. Fernandez: indicted on four counts of obstruction and 
     false statements; case dismissed when Attorney General
     Richard L. Thornburgh refused to declassify information needed for 
     his defense;

(13) Elliott Abrams: pleaded guilty to withholding information from 
     Congress;

(14) Caspar W. Weinberger: charged with four counts of false statements 
     and perjury; pardoned before trial by President Bush.

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