NEW YORK A federal judge in San Francisco has rejected a motion for acquittal or a new trial by AU Optronics Corp., which was convicted in March of participating in a worldwide conspiracy to fix liquid crystal display prices.
The company argued that prosecutors failed to show that its misconduct had a direct effect on domestic commerce. The fact that its customers later put the panels into electronic devices shipped into the United States was not enough, they argued.
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