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At the close of the prosecution's case against Martha Stewart, the judge expressed doubt that prosecutors produced enough evidence that Stewart intended to commit securities fraud by lying to investors in her own company about her role in the ImClone Systems Inc. insider trading scandal. The prosecutor was grilled about what evidence supported the claim that Stewart sought to defraud by issuing public statements protesting her innocence.
February 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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