Ken Lay, Richard Cuse and Jeff Skilling set for trial March 6, 2006.

lonestarnot

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Thu Feb-24-05 11:07 PM
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Ken Lay, Richard Cuse and Jeff Skilling set for trial March 6, 2006.

Hope they are sentenced to be boiled in oil!

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Old and In the Way

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Thu Feb-24-05 11:34 PM
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1. So basically, Ken gets another year before he needs to leave

the country. Wonder where he'll set up shop?

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RobertSeattle

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Fri Feb-25-05 12:07 AM
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2. Cough Cough - Pardon Me

"No Problem" - George Bush.

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Spike from MN

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Fri Feb-25-05 12:25 AM
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3. Verdict to be handed down June 20, 2006

Pardon to be signed on June 21, 2006. Ken Lay to run for President in 2008 so he can return the favor if the need arises.

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lonestarnot

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Fri Feb-25-05 08:36 AM
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4. No he will be appointed Commissioner of SS Administration over

privitized accounts.

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tjdee

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Fri Feb-25-05 08:39 AM
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5. Martha Stewart will have completely served her sentence by then.

What a load of bullshit.

They're not even *going to trial* for another year? Seriously?

I bet Georgie Bush won't be crying about tort reform on this one.

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mattclearing

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Fri Feb-25-05 08:40 AM
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6. You'd think this would make the news or something. n/t

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Bridget Burke

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Fri Feb-25-05 08:45 AM
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7. Ken Lay had been pushing for an earlier trial date

He was especially frantic before the election. Now, his attorneys are going along with the attorneys of the other defendants. (Still time for a pardon....)

www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/page1/3056397

I'd also heard a change of venue was requested. No such luck.

Local lawyer David Berg said that jury selection will be critical for the defendants.

"We're more than four years out from the bankruptcy but I think the rancor, the bitterness runs deep against Enron," said Berg. "I don't think if you tried this case well into this century it would make much of a difference."

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