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Ex-UA professor sentenced to year in prison for lying about Chinese patents - Vimarsana News

Ex-UA professor sentenced to year in prison for lying about Chinese patents

A former professor at the University of Arkansas was sentenced Thursday to one year and a day in prison after pleading guilty to one count of lying to the FBI about patents filed in China listing him as a co-inventor.

Former UA professor pleads guilty to making false statement after scrutiny on China ties - Vimarsana News

Former UA professor pleads guilty to making false statement after scrutiny on China ties

Simon Ang, a former University of Arkansas, Fayetteville professor, pleaded guilty on Friday to one count of making a false statement as prosecutors agreed to drop wire fraud charges related to his ties to China.

Former UA professor pleads guilty to making false statement after scrutiny on China ties - Vimarsana News

Former UA professor pleads guilty to making false statement after scrutiny on China ties

Simon Ang, a former University of Arkansas, Fayetteville professor, pleaded guilty on Friday to one count of making a false statement as prosecutors agreed to drop wire fraud charges related to his ties to China.

Lawyers seek exclusions in ex-UA professor's wire-fraud trial - Vimarsana News

Lawyers seek exclusions in ex-UA professor's wire-fraud trial

FAYETTEVILLE -- Attorneys for former University of Arkansas, Fayetteville professor Simon Ang are seeking to prevent testimony about Chinese government "talent plans" from being heard at his trial on wire fraud and other charges.

Lawyers seek exclusions in ex-UA professor's wire-fraud trial - Vimarsana News

Lawyers seek exclusions in ex-UA professor's wire-fraud trial

FAYETTEVILLE -- Attorneys for former University of Arkansas, Fayetteville professor Simon Ang are seeking to prevent testimony about Chinese government "talent plans" from being heard at his trial on wire fraud and other charges.