US judge rules in favor of prosecution on Andersen jury

The judge in the Arthur Andersen trial, in a boost for prosecutors, told the deadlocked jury it could reach a consensus on guilt even if members were divided over the identity of the so-called "corrupt persuader."

US judge rules in favor of prosecution on Andersen jury

The judge in the Arthur Andersen trial, in a boost for prosecutors, told the deadlocked jury it could reach a consensus on guilt even if members were divided over the identity of the so-called "corrupt persuader."

Judge Melinda Harmon's decision could help the US government's obstruction of justice case against the accounting firm for destroying documents sought in a federal probe of Enron.

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