Sentencing halted in drug case
Sentencing for a man charged with being involved in a major Ecstasy-dealing ring was postponed last week at the request of prosecutors.
Adam Dion Corder, 25, of Salt Lake City was scheduled to be sentenced in U.S. District Court, but the proceedings were halted when a federal prosecutor requested the hearing be put off to allow Corder to testify in an associated case. U.S. District Judge Ted Stewart then ordered the hearing sealed and asked members of the public to leave the courtroom.
Corder was indicted as part of an investigation into a major Ecstasy-dealing ring that had dealt over 100,000 tablets with an estimated street value of $2 million.
Corder, along with four others and a man investigators have called the "kingpin" of the six-year-old operation, were charged last June. …
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