NY appeals court orders NJ programmer's acquittal
(AP) -- A federal appeals court on Friday reversed the conviction of a former Goldman Sachs programmer on charges he stole computer code, ordering an acquittal in a case that tested the boundaries of what can be considered a crime as companies seek to protect their intellectual property from competitors....
Source: PhysOrg - Friday, 17 February
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