By Greg Farrell and Chris Dolmetsch, Bloomberg News
Since taking office five years ago, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. has successfully tackled street crime, reopened cold cases and targeted cyber- fraud. In trials involving complex financial offenses, he’s hit a rough patch.
A mistrial in one of his most ambitious efforts — charging top partners at the Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP law firm with larceny and fraud — is the third setback this year for the 61-year-old prosecutor in a significant corporate crime case. The stumbles signal that Vance has yet to match the high-profile accomplishments of his predecessor, Robert ...
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