A disgraced former Intel exec whose testimony helped convict
the hedge fund billionaire Raj Rajaratnam of insider trading crimes deserves a
lenient sentence because of his cooperation with the government, federal
prosecutors said on Friday, NY Times' Dealbook reports. In a letter
to Judge Barbara Jones, the United States attorney’s office in Manhattan
praised the cooperation of Rajiv Goel, the former Intel executive….
Mr. Goel, 54, is set to be sentenced on Wednesday in Federal
District Court in Manhattan. He was one of three main government witnesses who
pleaded guilty to conspiring with Mr. Rajaratnam in a far-reaching insider
trading conspiracy and then testified against him during his trial….
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