Criminal
Dec. 18, 2006
Two Chinese Nationals Plead Guilty to Economic Espionage
SAN JOSE - Federal prosecutors finally have claimed their first convictions under a 1996 law designed to prevent economic espionage.
By Craig Anderson
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN JOSE Federal prosecutors finally have claimed their first convictions under a 1996 law designed to prevent economic espionage.
Two Chinese nationals have pleaded guilty to two counts of economic espionage for possessing trade secrets from two Silicon Valley companies with the intent of using them for a company that was going to receive fi...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN JOSE Federal prosecutors finally have claimed their first convictions under a 1996 law designed to prevent economic espionage.
Two Chinese nationals have pleaded guilty to two counts of economic espionage for possessing trade secrets from two Silicon Valley companies with the intent of using them for a company that was going to receive fi...
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