U.S. district court in Hartford. Courtesy photo
The government got a split jury verdict Monday in a theft-of-trade-secret case. One defendant was found guilty on 13 of 22 counts while his co-defendant was found not guilty on all counts.
July 11, 2018 at 02:02 PM
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A federal grand jury in Connecticut found an electrical engineer guilty of 13 of 22 counts of converting trade secrets from a defense contractor. It found his co-defendant not guilty on all charges.
The defense maintains the government offered misleading information during trial, and is calling for a new trial.
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