Securities,
Criminal,
Corporate
Mar. 14, 2018
Prosecutors want to try executive for third time
Federal prosecutors said three trials is unusual, but some perjury charges were tried just once.
SANTA ANA -- Federal prosecutors said Tuesday they're planning a third trial of an ophthalmology executive accused of insider trading, and acknowledged to the judge that it is unusual.
Assistant U.S. attorney Stephen A. Cazares said at a hearing Tuesday the evidence presented at the two previous hung trials of James Mazzo was not identical, and that four perjury charges related to Mazzo's testimony in the first trial have only been h...
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