(Reuters) - U.S. authorities have charged Alexander, the former chief
executive and founder of Comverse Technology Inc. ,
with conspiracy, securities fraud and other wrongdoing in
connection with an alleged scheme to backdate millions of
executive stock options at the New York-based software maker.
Alexander's lawyers had argued they needed more time to
study extradition law as well as seek legal advice from South
Africa, which has far more experience with extradition hearings
than its smaller neighbour.
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executive and founder of Comverse Technology Inc. ,
with conspiracy, securities fraud and other wrongdoing in
connection with an alleged scheme to backdate millions of
executive stock options at the New York-based software maker.
Alexander's lawyers had argued they needed more time to
study extradition law as well as seek legal advice from South
Africa, which has far more experience with extradition hearings
than its smaller neighbour.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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