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: Sentencing Law and PolicySpeculating on the next Nacchio prosecution twist and turn
By Douglas A. Berman
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As noted in this recent post, a unanimous Tenth Circuit panel late last week reversed the sentence imposed on former Qwest CEO Joe Nacchio following his conviction for insider trading. Though a lot more could (and surely will) be said about that opinion, here I want to speculate on what comes next for a case that has already gone through a number of notable twists and turns. Helpfully, these two recent Denver Post articles provide a basic primer on some of the coming possibilities:
Nacchio's jail time could be cut
Re-sentence for Nacchio not unusual
The first article notes that further appellate review of the panel decision is possible: "The government has 14 days to ask the panel to reconsider or request a rehearing from the entire 10th Circuit, or both...continue to full postFull post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on August 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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