Former oil trader wasn’t prejudiced over jury instructions, US says
By Samuel Rubenfeld ( October 30, 2026, 21:32 GMT | Insight) -- Former oil trader Glenn Oztemel didn’t suffer prejudice due to erroneous or confusing jury instructions in his US trial, according to a brief filed by the government in the appeal of his conviction and 15-month prison sentence in a corruption case. Former oil trader Glenn Oztemel didn’t suffer prejudice due to erroneous or confusing jury instructions in his US trial, according to a brief filed by the government in the appeal of his conviction and 15-month prison sentence in a corruption case....
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