Public Presumption of Guilt Made Enron Prosecutor's Job More Dif...Courtesy Austin Criminal Defense Lawyer Sun, 03/16/2008 - 12:48pm
In researching an upcoming post about Brady violations in Jeffrey Skilling’s trial, I ran across an interesting tidbit. An MBA student at Cornell named Kristine De Bacco posted a review of sorts of lead Enron prosecutor John Hueston’s speech to her school, where he brags about what a difficult job he had in obtaining the convictions…not because public sentiment was with the defendants, but because it was against them :
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