A minor victory for federal prosecutors could reap a much bigger reward for civil litigators in an ongoing legal effort to close the book on the California energy crisis. U.S. Attorney Kevin Ryan's team scored a guilty plea from a natural gas trader who was charged with fabricating sales data to manipulate the energy market. Plaintiffs attorneys say the plea confirms their theory -- for which they're seeking millions of dollars -- that widespread manipulation of the energy market cost a fortune.
June 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A minor victory for federal prosecutors could reap a much bigger reward for civil litigators in an ongoing legal effort to close the book on the California energy crisis.
U.S. Attorney Kevin Ryan’s team scored a guilty plea Friday from a natural gas trader who was charged with fabricating sales data to manipulate the energy market.
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