Lawyers for Kweku Adoboli, a former UBS trader who
allegedly caused a $2.3 billion loss from unauthorized trading, told a judge
prosecutors aren’t providing them sufficient information, Bloomberg writes. Defense attorney
Charles Sherrard said he wants to know “the nature of any interviews” from
disciplinary hearing with Adoboli’s co-workers on the Swiss bank’s Delta One
trading desk.
Adoboli, 31, also should have a laptop computer to work on
his defense from jail, Sherrard said at a hearing at a London criminal court
today.
A judge agreed with a prosecution request to set the hearing
on the disclosure motion for June and said prison officials should provide Adoboli
with access to material regarding his case on compact disc or DVD.
The former trader has been in custody since his arrest by
London police Sept. 15….
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