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After four years of pretrial maneuvering, one week of jury selection convinced Avant Corp. it wanted out of a criminal trial in its trade secrets theft case. The software maker on Tuesday accepted a plea agreement: $35 million in fines and jail time for five defendants for stealing computer code. Legal scholars call the case one of the first true tests of California's trade secrets theft statutes.
May 22, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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