In a vain attempt to keep former Brocade CEO Gregory Reyes out of prison, his attorneys tried to paint him as a victim of lawyers who should have done a better job advising him in the stock option backdating mess.
June 28, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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In a vain attempt to keep former Brocade CEO Gregory Reyes out of prison, his attorneys tried to paint him as a victim of lawyers who should have done a better job advising him in the stock option backdating mess.
But U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer wasn’t buying it. He sentenced Reyes to 18 months in prison Thursday, and imposed a $15 million fine.
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