NEW YORK ? A new trial has been ordered for an Ivy League-educated scientist convicted of violating the Iran trade embargo.
Mahmoud Reza Banki (MAH'-mood RAY'-zuh BAHN'-kee) was sent to a federal prison camp in California after his June 2010 conviction in New York.
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan ordered the new trial Monday.
The Tehran-born Banki was convicted of violating a trade embargo. It prohibits U.S. citizens from supplying goods, services or technology to Iran or its government.
The appeals court tossed out the trade embargo charge. It ordered a new trial on charges that he participated in an unlicensed money transfer business. False statement charges were upheld.
A hearing has been scheduled for Nov. 9.
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