Prosecutors won't get a second chance to convict Kevin Ring until June 2010, a D.C. federal judge said Monday, delaying the ex-lobbyist's new trial until several major issues are resolved, including a pending Supreme Court review of the law Ring is charged under. A mistrial in the case was declared last week after jurors became deadlocked on all eight counts against the former Jack Abramoff associate. Ring was charged with committing honest services fraud for allegedly corrupting public officials.
October 20, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Prosecutors won’t get a second chance to convict ex-lobbyist Kevin Ring until June 2010, a federal judge said in court on Monday.
U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle of the District of Columbia said she plans to delay Ring’s new trial until a host of major issues are resolved, including a pending Supreme Court review of the law Ring is charged under. She set a tentative trial date of June 21.
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