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I loved the idea of Slaine returning to his own time, only to find his kingdom soured by the last vestiges of the Drune Lords.
28 Days of 2000 AD #13: Diggle Talks Pt. 2 DAVID BISHOP 2007
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Calling Slaine's cooperation "nothing short of extraordinary," the government asked for leniency when he's sentenced.
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In court papers earlier this month, federal prosecutors in Manhattan said the help of David R. Slaine , a former trader at hedge fund Chelsey Capital, was "nothing short of extraordinary" in the insider-trading investigation.
No Jail Time for Cooperating Trader Chad Bray 2012
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Mr. Goffer used his access to information as a selling point to Mr. Slaine in those secretly conversations, which were played at his trial last year.
No Jail Time for Cooperating Trader Chad Bray 2012
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In one conversation in September 2007, Mr. Drimal told Mr. Slaine that his source paid a lawyer for information about a potential acquisition of 3Com Corp. and didn't know why the lawyer was risking his career and a possible prison time for providing such information, prosecutors said.
No Jail Time for Cooperating Trader Chad Bray 2012
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Under the direction of FBI agents, Mr. Slaine recorded several conversations with his friend, Mr. Drimal, prosecutors said.
No Jail Time for Cooperating Trader Chad Bray 2012
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Shortly after he was approached by the FBI in 2007, Mr. Slaine alerted the government to potential insider trading by Mr. Drimal, an unaffiliated trader who worked out of Galleon's offices, prosecutors said.
No Jail Time for Cooperating Trader Chad Bray 2012
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Mr. Slaine, 52 years old, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and securities-fraud charges in December 2009, admitting to making improper trades based on tips about upcoming UBS AG analyst recommendations.
No Jail Time for Cooperating Trader Chad Bray 2012
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The judge also ordered Mr. Slaine to complete 300 hours of community service and to pay a $500,000 fine in addition to the $532,000 Mr. Slaine has forfeited already.
No Jail Time for Cooperating Trader Chad Bray 2012
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"I am ashamed of the bad decision that I made back in 2002, which haunts me till this day," Mr. Slaine wrote.
No Jail Time for Cooperating Trader Chad Bray 2012
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