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The jury in the Arthur Andersen obstruction of justice trial hung its June verdict on company lawyer Nancy Temple. The jurors decided that Temple intended to obstruct the SEC's Enron inquiry and "corruptly persuade" others to do so, too. But Temple's friends and colleagues, who characterize her as diligent and honest, say the Houston jury picked a lousy villain.
August 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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