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Within five months, Sven Erik Holmes went from sitting in an Oklahoma court as a chief federal judge, to standing in federal court as chief legal officer for KPMG. Holmes had nothing to do with the criminal behavior attributed to the auditing firm, but he had everything to do with rescuing it from what appeared to be an inevitable criminal indictment, by convincing the U.S. Attorney to enter a deferred prosecution agreement -- a trend in many corporate cases. Now part two of Holmes' job has begun.
November 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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