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A federal jury in San Jose, Calif., took just five hours to acquit former Legato Systems Inc. Executive Vice President David Malmstedt of six fraud charges. Some attorneys say the case shows the pitfalls of the government's tough-at-any-cost attitude. "The significant piece of this case is what many defense lawyers have been saying ... that the SEC is overreaching," said David Bayless, a securities expert at Morrison & Foerster.
June 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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