Rajaratnam Deemed Guilty by Day 2 of Deliberations, Juror Says
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Raj Rajaratnam was convicted of insider trading by a jury that never argued during 12 days of secret deliberations that he was innocent, a juror said.
By the second day of their discussions in federal court in Manhattan, the panel decided the Galleon Group LLC co-founder was guilty of the first conspiracy charge in a 14-count indictment, concluding he traded on illegal tips from former McKinsey & Co. partner Anil Kumar, juror Leila Gonzalez Gorman said in an interview at her home.