In the fifth day of deliberations following a hotly contested trial, a jury that repeatedly asked for replays of key wiretap evidence gave a clean sweep to the government by finding Zvi Goffer, Emanuel Goffer and Michael Kimelman on all counts.
June 14, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
Zvi Goffer, Emanuel Goffer and Michael Kimelman were found guilty yesterday of trading on inside information stolen by two former lawyers at Ropes & Gray.
Early into the fifth day of deliberations following a hard fought trial, a jury that repeatedly asked for replays of key wiretap evidence gave a clean sweep to the government by finding the three men guilty on all counts.
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