A former midlevel Dynegy executive serving six years for helping foster a multimillion-dollar accounting scheme has asked a federal court to set aside his convictions or at least grant him a new trial, based on constitutional violations. According to a federal court petition, Jamie Olis alleges that federal prosecutors prevented him from presenting the defense of his choice by "blocking funding" by Dynegy, which was legally and contractually obligated to pay his legal fees.
October 09, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A former midlevel Dynegy Inc. executive serving six years for helping foster a multimillion-dollar accounting scheme has asked a federal court to set aside his convictions and free him from jail.
At the very least, according to a petition filed in federal court Friday, Jamie Olis should be granted a new trial that guarantees his constitutional rights.
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