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Portions of the securities fraud trial of a former McKesson Corp. executive could be closed to the public -- and to plaintiff attorneys -- if a federal judge grants a motion filed by the beleaguered health care giant. The bench trial of Richard Hawkins, once McKesson's CFO, is scheduled to begin Monday before U.S. District Judge Martin Jenkins. Hawkins' former employer, which is not a party to the criminal case, wants to close Jenkins' courtroom if witnesses discuss a controversial internal investigation.
January 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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