Judge wipes out former Enron founder's fraud conviction

A US judge has erased the conviction of Enron founder Kenneth Lay who died in July, wiping out a jury's verdict that he committed fraud and conspiracy in the months before his company's collapse.

Judge wipes out former Enron founder's fraud conviction

A US judge has erased the conviction of Enron founder Kenneth Lay who died in July, wiping out a jury's verdict that he committed fraud and conspiracy in the months before his company's collapse.

Lay was convicted of 10 counts of fraud, conspiracy and lying to banks in two separate cases.

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