Crown attacks Eroad accused's credibility as insider trading case closes
Hamish Sansom maintains he was always going to sell his Eroad shares.
The Crown has told a jury the Eroad insider trading trial before it is an open and shut case, as closing arguments began in the High Court at Auckland this morning.
“If you were a teacher teaching a law class about insider trading you couldn’t have a better example than this case,’’ prosecutor
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Victoria Young
Tue, 27 Mar 2018
Tue, 27 Mar 2018
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Crown attacks Eroad accused's credibility as insider trading case closes
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