Then the judge dismissed the case.
Stevens isn’t celebrating yet, though. Federal district court judge Roger Titus gave prosecutors the right to seek “another indictment from a different grand jury that is properly advised.”
Judge accepts advice-of-counsel defense in the criminal case against Glaxo in-house lawyer Lauren Stevens and dismisses case. But prosecutors can seek another indictment.
March 25, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Then the judge dismissed the case.
Stevens isn’t celebrating yet, though. Federal district court judge Roger Titus gave prosecutors the right to seek “another indictment from a different grand jury that is properly advised.”
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