Criminal
May 25, 2007
Sides Open Cases in Lawyer's Laundering Trial
LOS ANGELES - As a prominent civil-rights lawyer's federal criminal trial began Wednesday, prosecutors charged that he hid assets and gamed the tax and bankruptcy systems in a scheme to evade taxes, defraud bankruptcy courts and launder money.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - As a prominent civil-rights lawyer's federal criminal trial began Wednesday, prosecutors charged that he hid assets and gamed the tax and bankruptcy systems in a scheme to evade taxes, defraud bankruptcy courts and launder money.
His defense attorney countered that Stephen G. Yagman's handling of his finances might have been slop...
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