Prosecutors have announced that celebrity pathologist Cyril Wecht, whose seven-week trial on 41 counts of mail and wire fraud ended with a hung jury Tuesday, will be retried. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Stephen Stallings and James Wilson tried the case for the government. Wecht is represented by an all-star legal team from K&L Gates headed by Pittsburgh partner Jerry McDevitt, who is famous for defending World Wrestling Entertainment and wrestling superstar Hulk Hogan in several high-profile federal cases.
April 10, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Prosecutors have announced that celebrity pathologist Cyril Wecht, whose seven-week Pittsburgh federal trial on 41 counts of mail and wire fraud ended with a hung jury April 8, will be retried.
Assistant U.S. attorneys Stephen Stallings�who gave up a partnership at Hunton & Williams to become a federal prosecutor�and James Wilson tried the case for the government.
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