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The alleged perjury by a government expert witness does not justify a new trial for Martha Stewart and Peter Bacanovic, a federal judge ruled Thursday. Citing the "overwhelming independent evidence" supporting guilty verdicts for Stewart and Bacanovic at their obstruction trial in March, the judge said "there is no reasonable likelihood that this perjury could have affected" the jury's decision. The ruling sets the stage for a July 16 sentencing.
July 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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