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He couldn't go to jail gracefully.

Conrad Black was convicted on four counts; it's hard to fight video evidence that shows him taking away evidence which a court had ordered.

Of course, his expensive lawyers will try anyway.

Trying to get him to go to jail seems to be akin to trying to stick a cat in a blender.

To pull off a sort of amusing shot at the iPhone and a bizarre online marketing campaign for blenders, anyway.

 

If you think that's disgraceful, you should read what the Star considers a highlight of the trial:

The trial was complex and involved arcane points of securities law and corporate finance. The most memorable moments of the trial came when Black, who did not testify, made statements outside the court asserting his innocence and his wife Barbara Amiel Black called reporters “vermin” and referred to one as a “sl‍ut.”

Posted: Jul 14 2007, 01:41 AM by Krupo | with 2 comment(s)
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neilmcintyre said:

I thought the part of the trial where they talked about the ineptitude of the Audit Committee at Hollinger was the highlight, but that's me.

# July 18, 2007 8:22 PM

Krupo said:

Yeah, to be more accurate, I should've called it my highlight of the article I read about the end of the trial. The audit thing sounds hot. ;)

# July 18, 2007 10:38 PM