U.S. moves to drop case against former senator

The U.S. Justice Department asked a federal judge to set aside the political corruption conviction of former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens, saying that prosecutors withheld information from defense lawyers during the trial. The government's decision to file federal court papers in Washington to drop the case was prompted by Attorney General Eric Holder's conclusion that the ...

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U.S. moves to drop case against former senator

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