Two-and-a-half years after the stock option backdating scandal first rained down on Silicon Valley’s legal establishment, the first — and so far the only — lawyer to face criminal charges was scheduled to go before a jury Tuesday.
From the Justice Department’s point of view, though, the case against former McAfee Inc. general counsel Kent Roberts has little to do with backdating — at least as the term is commonly understood. Nor does it have to do with any legal advice Roberts did or didn’t give.
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