'Broadview Six' prosecutor asks judge to delay high-stakes hearing where feds could take the standsuntimes.com· 8d
A Chicago Sun-Times article reports that Assistant U.S. Attorney William Hogan, ordered to testify about the collapsed 'Broadview Six' case, asked Judge April Perry to push the Nov. 16 hearing to Nov. 23 because his attorney will be out of town, and to clarify whether his attorney may cross-examine witnesses. Judge Perry ordered Hogan, U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros, and others to testify amid misconduct allegations that doomed the case, and has questioned whether the Justice Department's filings aim at delay.
