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Friday, June 04, 2004
AG to sue Enron for 17200 violations
Yesterday's Daily Journal reported in this article that Attorney General Bill Lockyer plans to file a 17200 action against Enron based on new evidence suggesting that Enron officials knowingly manipulated the California energy market. Just another example of the good use to which the UCL can be put. As yesterday's San Francisco Chronicle reported here, Lockyer's announcement came "just days after a set of videotapes showed traders of the former energy giant gleefully manipulating the state's market during the 2000-01 electricity crisis."
- posted by Kim Kralowec @ 8:40 PM
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