Criminal
Dec. 10, 2009
Judge Dubious of Jury Misconduct
An attorney for the former board chairman of McKesson Corp. Tuesday asked a federal judge to consider evidence of possible juror misconduct in an effort to toss his client's conviction.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An attorney for the former board chairman of McKesson Corp. seemed to strike out Tuesday when he asked a federal judge to consider evidence of possible juror misconduct in an effort to toss his client's conviction.
Theodore V. Wells Jr. told U.S. District Judge William H. Alsup that the jury may have received "extraneous prejudicial" information from the jury's forew...
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