A discovery feud is playing out in Newark, N.J.'s federal court over indictments of an executive of the real estate empire of Charles Kushner and three outside accountants for conspiracy and tax fraud. Defense attorneys want U.S. District Judge Jose Linares to strike or sever portions of the prosecutors' case and order the government to turn over more documents. Prosecutors say that defense lawyers have received all that they're entitled to and that none of the unreleased material is exculpatory.
July 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A discovery feud is playing out in Newark, N.J.’s federal court over indictments of an executive of the real estate empire of Charles Kushner and three outside accountants for conspiracy and tax fraud.
Defense attorneys want U.S. District Judge Jose Linares to strike or sever portions of the prosecutors’ case and order the government to turn over documents, including possibly exculpatory material.
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