The sentencing of former Gemstar-TV Guide chief executive Henry C. Yuen, who is accused in a $248 million fraud case, was delayed Monday after federal Judge John F. Walter said he would reject as too lenient a plea deal that included three years' probation and six months' home detention. Said Walter, "This sentence sends the wrong message to corporate America." The judge continued the matter until Jan. 23.
December 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The sentencing of Gemstar-TV Guide’s former chief executive, accused in a $248 million fraud case, was delayed Monday after a judge said he would reject the penalty sought in a plea deal because it was too lenient.
Henry C. Yuen previously agreed to plead guilty to one felony charge of obstruction of justice under a deal reached with the government in September.
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