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In 2002, Martha Stewart, the media mogul and CEO of Martha Stewart Living, was prosecuted for insider trading regarding her sale of ImClone stock. Her stockbroker had informed her that Samuel Waksal, the
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In 2002, Martha Stewart, the media mogul and CEO of Martha Stewart Living, was prosecuted for insider trading regarding her sale of ImClone stock. Her stockbroker had informed her that Samuel Waksal, the CEO and chairman of ImClone, was selling substantial amounts of his stock in the company, so she then sold her ImClone holdings. What was Martha's fate?

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What was Martha's fate?

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Martha Stewart Found Guilty of Obstructing Justice. After three days of deliberation, the eight women and four men found Stewart guilty of one count of conspiracy, two counts of making false statements and one count of obstruction of agency proceedings.

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