Anthony Pellicano, served Monday with an indictment that underscores the breadth of a case that prosecutors say is still ongoing, has pleaded not guilty to charges of federal racketeering and wiretapping. Although the indictment named no specific lawyers or firms, it says that information allegedly obtained through wiretapping was used as a "tactical advantage in litigation" to learn opponents' plans. Actor Sylvester Stallone is among those whose telephone communications were allegedly intercepted.
February 07, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Anthony Pellicano, who was served Monday with an indictment that underscores the breadth and complexity of a case that prosecutors say is still ongoing, has pleaded not guilty to charges of federal racketeering and wiretapping.
There were no specific lawyers or law firms mentioned in the 110-count indictment. The indictment does, however, mention that the information allegedly obtained through wiretapping was used as a “tactical advantage in litigation” to learn opponents’ plans.
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