Obama Should Pardon This Iowa Kosher-Food Executive; Prosecutors overstepped, interfered with the process of bankruptcy and then solicited false testimony

[...]they warned that buyers would forfeit the business if any member of the Rubashkin family maintained a connection to the firm, although no other family member had been charged. [...]the Rubashkins' involvement was a critical part of Agriprocessors' value. In April, a bipartisan group o...

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Published in:The Wall Street journal. Eastern edition 2016-11-27
Main Authors: Renfrew, Charles B, Reynolds, James H
Format: Newspaper Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Arrests
Attorneys general
Bankruptcy
Bipartisanship
Convictions
Court hearings & proceedings
Criminal sentences
Evidence
Fraud
Kosher food
Noncitizens
Public prosecutors
Testimony
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Summary:[...]they warned that buyers would forfeit the business if any member of the Rubashkin family maintained a connection to the firm, although no other family member had been charged. [...]the Rubashkins' involvement was a critical part of Agriprocessors' value. In April, a bipartisan group of four former U.S. attorneys general, two former FBI directors and dozens of law professors and former Justice Department officials wrote to the current U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Iowa, Kevin Techau.
ISSN:2574-9579