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While some bench trials are derided as "slow guilty pleas," the securities fraud trial of former McKesson Corp. executive Richard Hawkins, which kicked off Wednesday, promises to be anything but. The case features stars of San Francisco's white-collar bar and a backdrop that includes executives pointing fingers at each other and billions of dollars in investor losses, not to mention precedent-setting arguments over the role of attorney-client privilege in corporate investigations.
January 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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