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Nature 417, 108 (9 May 2002) | doi:10.1038/417108b
Spying charges dropped as Japanese biologist cuts deal
David Cyranoski
One of the two Japanese biologists facing unprecedented charges of espionage in the United States has struck a plea bargain and pleaded guilty to a less serious felony.Hiroaki Serizawa, a molecular biologist currently at the University of Kansas, entered his plea — saying that he was guilty of making false statements to investigators — as part of a deal with prosecutors reached at the Northern District of Ohio Court on 1 May.
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