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IT'S A GOOD THING
Martha Stewart may want to make up a fresh batch of plum pudding for the judge presiding over her trial. On Friday, U.S. District Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum threw out the most serious charge — securities fraud — against Stewart. The charge carried a 10-year prison sentence. The domestic diva still faces four counts, including conspiracy and obstruction of justice. The jury is expected to begin deliberations next week.
Martha Stewart may want to make up a fresh batch of plum pudding for the judge presiding over her trial. On Friday, U.S. District Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum threw out the most serious charge — securities fraud — against Stewart. The charge carried a 10-year prison sentence. The domestic diva still faces four counts, including conspiracy and obstruction of justice. The jury is expected to begin deliberations next week.