United States v. Anderson

JARVEY, District Judge.

Defendant James Anderson was convicted of six counts of insider trading and five counts of money laundering arising out of his sales of stock in Zomax Corporation, the company for which he was CEO and chairman of the board of directors. On appeal, he claims that the government’s evidence was insufficient to convict him, that the district court 2 erred in failing to give his theory-of-the-case jury instruction and that he is entitled to a new trial. The United States cross-appealed the district court’s order imposing sentence, contending that the sentence is unreasonable…