An alleged conflict of interest involving an officer in the Massachusetts trial of
An associate director for
The officer, Diane Young-Spitzer, did not comment, although Galvin said there was no conflict of interest, even though Young-Spitzer comes from the office that originally charged the brokers. Wednesday, a U.S. attorney was expected to ask to put the trial on hold until the fall, so as to not interfere with the SECs investigation.
The Prudential brokers were charged last November with falsifying identities in order to execute in-and-out market timing trades.
