A former medical device company executive serving a 30-year sentence for orchestrating a $100 million loan fraud scheme that federal prosecutors said sunk one of Puerto Rico's largest banks argued Wednesday that improper jury instructions deprived him of a fair trial, arguing for a new one.
A former medical device company executive serving a 30-year sentence for orchestrating a $100 million loan fraud scheme that federal prosecutors said sunk one of Puerto Rico's largest banks argued Wednesday that improper jury instructions deprived him of a fair trial, arguing for a new one.