WASHINGTON AP - The Supreme Court appears inclined to bar prosecutors from retrying a former Enron Corp., executive on charges related to financial fraud at the one-time energy giant."I can't think of any reason to allow the government to have a second bite at this apple," Justice Stephen Breyer said during arguments Monday, a sentiment that a majority of the court seemed to share.
March 23, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – The Supreme Court appears inclined to bar prosecutors from retrying a former Enron Corp., executive on charges related to financial fraud at the one-time energy giant.
“I can’t think of any reason to allow the government to have a second bite at this apple,” Justice Stephen Breyer said during arguments Monday, a sentiment that a majority of the court seemed to share.
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