Skilling Appeals Enron Conviction, Asks for a New Trial

Former Enron chief executive Jeffrey K. Skilling yesterday urged an appeals court to throw out his fraud and conspiracy convictions and order a new trial over his role in a scandal that rocked investor confidence and transformed U.S. business practices.
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Carrie Johnson

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