North Caldwell’s Sergey Aleynikov Freed, Conviction Overturned on Appeal

Saturday, Feb 18, 2012 3:34pm  |  COMMENTS (0)

A federal appeals court overturned the conviction of Sergey Aleynikov on Friday on charges he stole computer code in an act of economic espionage, Bloomberg reports. The North Caldwell man, who had been charged with stealing proprietary trading code from Goldman Sachs, was first arrested in July 2009 and up until Friday had been serving an eight-year-sentence at Fort Dix.

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More liberal lunacy. And no mention of the tree ordinance? (you will no longer be in charge of the landscaping of your property). No mention of the Bike Locker ordinance rearing it's ugly head again? I imagine the pay-reaises for non-union employees is a moot issue. Given the proclivities of the incoming council, there probably won't be non-union employees much longer.
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