Prison for nuke engineer who took software to Iran (Las Vegas Sun)Tue, Dec 16, 2008 (11:57 a.m.) An Iranian-born engineer who worked at the nation's largest nuclear power plant was sentenced Tuesday to 15 months in prison for taking computer software that he obtained at the plant to Iran.
Prison for nuke engineer who took software to Iran (The Charlotte Observer)(The Associated Press) An Iranian-born engineer who worked at the nation's largest nuclear power plant was sentenced Tuesday to 15 months in prison for taking computer software that he obtained at the plant to Iran. U.S. District Court Judge Neil Wake ordered that Mohammad Reza Alavi's two sentences of 15 months each be served at the same time. Alavi, a naturalized U.S. citizen, worked for the ...
Ex-Palo Verde engineer's trial ends in deadlock (The Arizona Republic)A federal jury deadlocked Tuesday on charges that a former engineer at Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station stole and illegally exported software from the plant when he took it to Iran on his personal computer.
Prison for nuke engineer who took software to Iran (San Francisco Chronicle)An Iranian-born engineer who worked at the nation's largest nuclear power plant was sentenced Tuesday to 15 months in prison for taking computer software that he obtained at the plant to Iran. U.S. District Court Judge Neil Wake ordered that Mohammad Reza...