By Craig Anderson and Rebecca Beyer
Daily Journal Staff Writers
SAN FRANCISCO - Less than a week after a major options backdating prosecution collapsed when a federal judge dropped all charges citing prosecutorial misconduct, defense attorneys representing a former technology executive in another case won a ruling they hope will lead to the same outcome.
U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer granted a defense motion Monday and ord...
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