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An hour after pleading not guilty in a criminal indictment, former Enron Chairman Ken Lay took the unusual step of appearing at a well-orchestrated press conference. Such behavior contrasts markedly with most white-collar defendants' behavior, but the attorney for another Enron figure says the prosecutions are so politicized, they demand strategies beyond standard practices. Still, others predict that as the defense fine-tunes its tactics the fingerpointing will slow considerably.
July 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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