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Dr. Samuel D. Waksal


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<p>August 2002: Scientist and entrepreneur imprisoned on insider trading charges.</p>

<a href="http://money.cnn.com/2002/08/06/news/companies/martha_imclone/index.htm">http://money.cnn.com/2002/08/06/news/companies/martha_imclone/index.htm</a>
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Organization Head/Leader (past or present) Organization Head/Leader (past or present) Founder/Co-Founder of ImClone Systems Organization

Articles and Resources

Date Fairness.com Resource Read it at:
Jun 30, 2004 Restraining The Gavel's Power: Ruling Could Prompt Challenges to White-Collar Sentences

QUOTE: A Supreme Court decision could prompt white-collar criminals to challenge recent sentences made harsher by judges' consideration of factors such as how much investors lost as a result of corporate crimes.

 Washington Post
Oct 22, 2002 SEC Staff Endorses Charging Stewart: Lifestyle Maven Faces Action for Stock Sale

QUOTE: Congressional investigators have reported that Stewart sold 3,928 shares of ImClone, worth about $230,000, on Dec. 27, just before ImClone announced the adverse Erbitux news on Dec. 28.

 Washington Post
Sep 15, 2002 Corporate Scandals Tainting Donations

QUOTE: ...a moral dilemma for universities, museums, charities and politicians wondering whether they have been the inadvertent beneficiaries of ill-gotten dollars....Under law, gifts traceable to the proceeds of a crime are in most cases subject to forfeiture.

 Washington Post
Aug 08, 2002 Former Imclone Chief Indicted

QUOTE: A federal grand jury here indicted former ImClone Systems Inc. chief executive Samuel Waksal today on 13 counts of securities fraud, bank fraud, perjury, obstruction of justice and other charges...

 Washington Post
Aug 06, 2002 Martha Story Questioned

QUOTE: Martha Stewart's stockbroker ordered his assistant to tell her that ImClone Systems' chief was selling large amounts of the company's stock in late December and that she should do the same...

 CNN/Money Magazine