Southern District Judge William H. Pauley III (See Profile) had to order the arrest of a former juror on Feb. 15 as part of an effort to find out whether all or some of those convicted in the Jenkens & Gilchrist tax shelter fraud case deserve a new trial.
Suspended lawyer Catherine M. Conrad was arrested at her Bronxville home by U.S. marshals and hauled into court to answer questions about why she kept from the lawyers during voir dire in United States v. Daugerdas that she had a criminal history, that she was suspended from practice in New York state for problems associated with severe alcoholism, and that her husband was a convicted felon who served seven years behind bars in New Jersey.
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