Stewart wins partial victory in legal battle

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Martha Stewart won a partial victory in her long-running legal battle with the US government on 27th February 2004 when a federal judge indicted her with the most serious charge against her. She still faces four counts of conspiracy, obstruction and lying to federal investigators, charges that carry the threat of jail time and of fines up to $259,000.

Canada, Discipline, Conspiracy

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Will the silent treatment help or hurt Martha's case!

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Ms. Stewart, who built a $1 billion business empire on her ability to communicate, declined to take the stand to provide jurors with her version of events surroundings her trade of ImClone Systems Inc. Stewart's Lawyer, Robert Morvillo, called just one witness who is a junior lawyer.

International economic relations, Diagnostic substances, Investigations, ImClone Systems Inc., Diagnostic reagents industry, IMCL, Trade policy

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Enron's Lay, Skilling found guilty in historic verdict

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Former Enron Corp.'s executives Kenneth L. Lay and Jeffrey Skilling are convicted under securities fraud charges. The details of the case are presented.

Executive changes & profiles, Natural gas transmission, Officials and employees, Gas transmission industry, Enron Corp., Lay, Kenneth, ENRNQ, Skilling, Jeffrey

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