Did Kevin Marino of Marino, Tortorella & Boyle make the wrong call when deliberations veered weirdly off-course in the case of former Goldman Sachs programmer Sergey Aleynikov?
That’s the question that gripped Manhattan’s white-collar bar on Friday, when a state court jury convicted Aleynikov on one count tied to charges of stealing Goldman’s high-frequency trading code. (Jurors cleared him on another count and deadlocked on a third.) The verdict came eight days into deliberations, and just one day after a bizarre altercation between two jurors presented Marino ample opportunity to seek a mistrial. Marino declined, paving the way for a whittled-down jury to reach Friday’s split verdict.
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