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Goldman Sachs High Frequency Trading Secrets Prosecution Begins

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We haven't linked you to the online site ForexDice but we're doing it here. The reason? This particular report is giving us some insight into the jurors sitting in the criminal trial of Sergey Aleynikov. We acknowledge the report is a tad choppy grammatically - but it gives us the following insight we hadn't found anywhere else:


On Monday?s jury selection, the judge questioned jurors whether they had make use of computers at work & at home or not, whether they are familiar with anyone at Goldman or in law enforcement. The selected jurors include the real estate broker, a teacher & a man who work for the major banks.


We'll continue to report back as opening statements and the evidentiary phase of this criminal trial proceeds.

Full post as published by Womble Trade Secrets Blog on November 30, 2010 (boomark / email).

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