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Federal prosecutors investigating Enron's fall are due in court today to try to win criminal convictions against former Enron employees. But the trial could be delayed by a defense motion alleging prosecutors waited too long -- until Wednesday -- to turn over exculpatory information from ex-CFO Andrew Fastow, who has been cooperating with the government. Defense attorneys say the information is vitally important and will undercut the prosecution's case.
June 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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