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The issue of whether Arthur Andersen employees had fair notice of a pending investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission into Enron Corp.'s financial reporting dominated oral arguments on Oct. 9 in Andersen's appeal of its obstruction of justice conviction. An appeals attorney for Andersen told a 5th Circuit panel that the trial judge's instructions to the jury on the obstruction of justice statute were too broad.
October 15, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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