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: Antitrust CommentaryDOJ Antitrust Division (Criminal Section) Loses Another Trial — Its Fifth Defeat in the Last Year
By Matthew S. Wild
On June 2, 2008, in United States v. Keitt, 07-CR-041, the defendant was acquitted after a four-day jury trial. Defendant was accused of paying a former associate director of the TSA in exchange for favorable treatment in overseeing and administering his company’s contract. The jury acquitted in less than one day. This is the fifth major blow to the Criminal Section within the last year. The March 15, 2008 post discusses the five of defeats — four acquittals after trial and the denial of extradition by the U.K. House of Lord.
Full post as published by Antitrust Commentary on June 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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