Daily Journal Staff Writer
Defense attorneys tried a novel theory in a mortgage fraud case in Sacramento, and got a novel outcome: complete acquittal.
In a trial charging four defendants with defrauding mortgage lenders by lying on loan applications, attorneys used a "materiality" argument to convince a federal jury that their clients were part of a much grander financial scheme that led to the housing collapse. <...
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