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U.S. District Judge Martin Jenkins was offered a compromise Thursday during a hearing on whether to close next week's criminal trial of a former McKesson Corp. executive accused of securities fraud. The compromise, proposed by a lawyer for the health care-services giant, would exclude the public from testimony involving McKesson's internal investigation into a 1999 accounting scandal, but allow plaintiff attorneys limited access when witnesses discuss the probe.
January 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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