State v. Stuber
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
Lewis, J.:
In 1990, defendant and a business associate formed a corporation, which they named Agri-Data. After forming the corporation and investing approximately $80,000 of their own money, defendant and his associate set out to raise more money for the venture primarily by selling stock in the corporation. Ultimately, *255Agri-Data went broke, and the investors lost all or most of their money. Defendant was prosecuted for several violations of the securities laws. He was convicted by a jury of one count of engaging in business as a broker/dealer without having been registered, one count of…
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