Slate's Guide to the Martha Stewart Trial
Slate is running a series of dispatches by former securities analyst Henry Blodget about the legal proceedings underway against Martha Stewart. Here is a compilation of our coverage to date.
Read Blodget's full-disclosure statement about his potential conflicts of interest in covering the Martha Stewart trial.
For background, consult this handy timeline of developments relevant to the case and this itemization of the charges in the indictment.
Current Series: The Postgame
Dispatch No. 1: Martha's Apology, March 17, 2004
Dispatch No. 2: "The Big Guy" Strikes Back, April 1, 2004
Dispatch No. 3: Stewart Lied, Hartridge "Erred," April 13, 2004
Disaptch No. 4: The Short Happy Life of Chappell Hartridge, April 15, 2004
Dispatch No. 5: The National Ink Expert Joins Martha and Peter in the Stockade, May 24, 2004
Dispatch No. 6: Banned in Canada, June 11, 2004
There Is Nothing Miraculous About a Tornado, Wolf Blitzer
A Huge Discovery About Prime Numbers—and What It Means for the Future of Math
Steve Jobs’ Dream Device Has Arrived, and It's Made by Microsoft
Photograph of Martha Stewart by Chip East/Reuters.